Marketplace settlements
Import Amazon, noon, Salla, Zid and Stripe settlement files; each line is matched to its sale, fee or refund.
Sales, marketplace fees and payouts that reconcile to the bank, stock that agrees with the ledger, and a VAT return built from what you actually sold.
Import Amazon, noon, Salla, Zid and Stripe settlement files; each line is matched to its sale, fee or refund.
Salla, Zid and Foodics: import their settlement files today. Direct order sync is not live yet.
Each sale moves stock and posts its cost, so gross margin is right every day.
The return is built from the invoices and bills already posted, not retyped.
Quotes, sales orders, invoices, credit and delivery notes, recurring invoices, payment links and a customer portal.
Track items across warehouses at weighted average cost, with counts, adjustments, production orders and cost of sales.
Issue invoices in Qatar in Arabic and English as PDF/A-3, with no VAT. Qatar has no e-invoicing mandate, so nothing is transmitted.
Qatar has no VAT. Aqid ERP records withholding tax on payments to non-resident suppliers and summarises it for the monthly form.
A double-entry ledger that never edits history: Arabic and English chart of accounts, bank reconciliation and multi-currency.
Where the law requires one, Aqid ERP issues a simplified invoice per order and channel.
Stripe settlements import like a marketplace's: sales, fees and refunds matched to the payout.
Yes: each sale keeps its currency and is posted in yours at the day's rate.
Set up for Qatar's rules from the first day.