Invoices, purchases, payroll, stock and projects post to the same books, so the reports are never a second copy of the truth.
Oman's Tax Authority is bringing in e-invoicing through Fawtara: a pilot from August 2026, then required from 1 April 2027 for taxpayers above OMR 5 million and from 1 October 2027 for everyone else. Until Aqid ERP connects to it, every invoice leaves as a bilingual tax invoice with the VAT and the VATINs the return needs.
Aqid ERP fills Oman's VAT return from the ledger as you work. Open any box and see the invoices and bills behind it.
Run the month, check it and pay it from your bank: SPF contributions, the gratuity and payslips come out of the same run.
Each warehouse carries its own inventory account. Sell, receive, move or count, and the cost of sales and the stock value move with it.
Every posting is kept as it was made. Reports, reconciliations and consolidated statements read from the same ledger, in Arabic or English.
Profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow and changes in equity, kept as you work, for you or your adviser to prepare the return from.
Send a quote, turn it into a sales order, deliver and invoice it, and collect: every step is one click from the last, and each posts to the ledger as it happens.
Raise a purchase order, receive the bill against it, approve what is over your limit and pay suppliers in one batch, with every step on the record.
Tag each line to a project, a cost centre or a branch as you work. The reports split by that tag, so profit by job is a filter, not a spreadsheet.
Define what goes into a product, release a production order, complete it batch by batch, and the cost of what you made lands in stock with the variance explained.
Keep each company's books apart and read them together: consolidated statements in one currency, with ownership shares and intercompany balances shown.