Accounting software for trading businesses that links sales to stock and purchasing

• Fast, compliant invoicing

  A quick-invoice screen for over-the-counter sales and a full tax invoice for business customers, both signed and submitted to the Fatoora platform automatically.

• Barcode-driven stock

  Items with barcodes and multiple units (piece, carton, pallet), a category tree, label printing, and a live balance in every warehouse.

• Purchasing and suppliers

  Purchase orders, receipts that update moving-average cost, supplier bills with partial payment, debit notes for returns, and a statement per supplier.

• Collection and receivables

  Cash, card and bank-transfer receipts matched to invoices, customer credit limits, receivables ageing, and WhatsApp payment reminders.

• Margins and reports

  Sales reports by item, customer and branch, automatic cost of goods sold, and an income statement showing the real margin after cost.

• Branches and warehouses

  A warehouse per branch, documented transfers between them, branch-level permissions, and per-branch or consolidated reports.

Related pages

• Inventory

  Warehouses, balances, transfers and counts tied directly to invoices, purchases and the ledger.

• E-Invoicing

  Digitally stamped standard and simplified invoices submitted to Fatoora automatically, with full accounting behind them.

• Multi-Branch

  Each branch’s profit on its own and the company as a whole, from one ledger.

• Small Businesses

  Invoices, expenses and a VAT report in a simple interface for the owner, with full accounting behind the scenes.

• E-Commerce

  Salla and Zid orders become e-invoices, entries and stock movements with no manual entry.

• Car Dealership Accounting

  Every vehicle at its true cost from purchase to sale, with the e-invoice and the automatic entry.

• Article

  How to manage inventory in accounting

  Inventory is the asset a trader buys in order to sell, and at the same time the item that distorts profit most when handled badly. This article explains how inventory appears in the accounts, how cost of goods sold is computed, and what a stock count does.

• Article

  What is e-invoicing?

  E-invoicing is issuing and storing invoices in a structured electronic format instead of paper, to the requirements of the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority, and integrating them with the authority’s Fatoora platform. This article explains the phases and requirements from the business owner’s point of view.

• Article

  The difference between debit and credit

  Debit and credit are the two words that confuse everyone starting in accounting, because their meaning in the books differs from their everyday meaning. This article gives you the one rule you need, then examples that make it stick.