ERP Software in Riyadh

Head office over branches

Consolidated reporting when trading companies run Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam branches on separate books.

The fix is a single chart of accounts and one item master, not a better spreadsheet.

Government and semi-government contracting

Project costing, milestone billing, retention and subcontractor certificates handled inside the ERP.

Contracting margins are lost in the variation orders nobody logged.

Retail and franchise groups

POS, stock and finance on one record so daily sales close without manual reconciliation.

Professional services firms

Timesheets, utilisation and project profitability instead of invoice-and-hope.

Distribution and wholesale

Multi-warehouse stock, price lists per customer and credit control at the point of order.

Saudization and payroll compliance

GOSI, WPS files, Nitaqat visibility and end-of-service accrual calculated in payroll, not by hand.

Payroll is where a Saudi ERP project is judged in the first month.

Requirements before software

We map how your processes actually run before recommending a platform. If your problem is process, ERP alone will not fix it.

Platform-neutral advice

Zoho, Odoo, ERPNext, Salesforce - we implement several, so the recommendation follows your requirement rather than a licence quota.

ZATCA e-invoicing built in

Phase 2 integration, clearance and reporting handled as part of the implementation, not a bolt-on later.

Data migration you can audit

Opening balances, item masters and customer history reconciled and signed off before go-live.

Training in Arabic and English

Role-based sessions for the people who will actually use the system every day.

Support after go-live

A named team in Riyadh for the first quarter, when the questions actually appear.

Do you have an office in Riyadh?

Yes. Our address is 7235 Asma Bint Malik, Al Olaya, Riyadh 12244. Workshops, training and go-live support are delivered on site.

How long does an ERP implementation in Riyadh take?

A single-entity finance, inventory and sales rollout typically runs 8 to 14 weeks. Multi-branch or manufacturing scope runs longer, usually 4 to 6 months, and we phase it so something goes live early.

How much does ERP software cost in Saudi Arabia?

Licence cost depends on user count and platform; implementation is the larger number. Small deployments start in the low tens of thousands of riyals, mid-market multi-branch rollouts run into the hundreds of thousands. We quote scope in stages so you are not signing one open-ended number.

Is the ERP ZATCA compliant?

Yes. Every system we deliver in Saudi Arabia is configured for ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing, including clearance, QR codes and the required XML fields.

Can the system work in Arabic?

Yes. Arabic interface, Arabic invoice printing and bilingual document templates are part of a standard Saudi configuration.

Do you support ERP systems you did not implement?

Yes. We take over existing Zoho, Odoo and ERPNext deployments, usually starting with a health check to find what was configured badly the first time.