Riyadh
Riyadh's companies are often several companies: a holding, an operating arm, a branch or two. Aqid ERP keeps each one's books apart under one login, clears its tax invoices through ZATCA, and reads the group together.
The same ledger, read against what each city's businesses do: Saudi Arabia's rules, a month in numbers, the parts they use first, and what the product does not do yet.
Riyadh's companies are often several companies: a holding, an operating arm, a branch or two. Aqid ERP keeps each one's books apart under one login, clears its tax invoices through ZATCA, and reads the group together.
Jeddah's trade comes through the port and goes out through wholesalers and shops. Aqid ERP takes the imported goods into stock at landed cost, invoices wholesale customers with tax invoices and walk-in buyers with simplified ones, and reports both to ZATCA.
Dammam's industrial cities turn raw material into finished goods for the oil, gas and construction supply chain. Aqid ERP takes material into stock, posts production and disassembly, costs the output at weighted average, and runs a large payroll with GOSI and the Mudad file.
Khobar's engineering firms and service contractors live on contracts: a scope, a crew, a certified invoice with retention held back. Aqid ERP tags every cost to the contract, holds the retention on the invoice, clears it through ZATCA and pays the crew with GOSI and the Mudad file.
Jubail's contractors and suppliers work inside and around the petrochemical plants: shutdowns, maintenance, fabrication, manpower. Aqid ERP costs each contract, holds its retention, keeps the stores, and runs a payroll of hundreds with GOSI and the Mudad file.
Medina's hotels, shops and property owners earn in seasons, from pilgrims and visitors, and account for rooms, rents and retail together. Aqid ERP reports each property or branch on its own, puts every sale through ZATCA, and runs payroll with GOSI and the Mudad file.
The projects in Tabuk province, NEOM among them, are built by chains of contractors and suppliers, each certified in stages with retention held. Aqid ERP costs each package, holds the retention, approves the purchases and pays crews of any size with GOSI and the Mudad file.
Al-Ahsa's dates and food businesses buy from farms, pack, and sell to retailers across the Kingdom. Aqid ERP takes produce into stock, posts the packing as production, invoices retailers through ZATCA and runs payroll with GOSI and the Mudad file. It does not track batches or expiry dates, and says so.
Set up for Saudi Arabia's rules from the first day.