Quotation, order, delivery, invoice
A corporate deal moves through documents that carry each other forward. Approvals sit where you need them - an order over a credit limit waits for sign-off.
One customer buys a mouse. The next wants forty laptops on a purchase order, with a quotation first and payment in thirty days.
The same ledger underneath every business we run - arranged around what this trade actually deals with.
A corporate deal moves through documents that carry each other forward. Approvals sit where you need them - an order over a credit limit waits for sign-off.
Purchase requests, purchase orders and goods receipts keep supplier stock and your stock in step, with the vendor bill raised straight from the PO.
Counter takings and corporate receivables post to the same accounts. Month-end is one close, not a reconciliation between a till and a spreadsheet.
Whatever leaves the shelf writes its own journal at real cost, the moment it happens - revenue, cost of sale and VAT posted together. There is no overnight sync and nothing to reconcile between a till and a set of books. The ledger is here, stock is here, and the whole platform is here.
Prices are in AED and include 5% VAT - Starter from AED 299 a month. Filing is the same cycle whatever you sell: see VAT accounting software, and what e-invoicing will require.
Yes. Submit-then-approve workflows apply to orders, and you can separate who raises a document from who signs it off.
Not as dedicated fields today. Attachments and comments sit on any document, so a serial list can be held against the invoice. Ask us before assuming it fits.
Yes - multi-currency with dated exchange rates, and the base-currency ledger still balances.
Bring a day of your own sales and see it posted end to end - stock out, revenue in, VAT on the invoice. Fourteen days free, no card, export any time.