ERP for businesses in Bahrain
Ameen gives Bahraini businesses a bilingual system for sales, purchasing, inventory, accounting, and payroll, with the dinar's three decimal places respected throughout.
Bahrain is a small market where the same company often sells locally, into Saudi Arabia over the causeway, and onward across the Gulf. That means one business issuing documents under more than one tax regime, in two languages, to customers who each want their own registration number on the page. Ameen is built for exactly that mix rather than for a single-country ideal.
The dinar, and Bahrain time
BHD is a three-decimal currency and Ameen treats it as one, storing every amount as an exact integer in fils. Asia/Bahrain is a supported timezone, so documents and salary runs fall on your working week rather than someone else's.
VAT at 10%
Bahrain raised VAT from 5% to 10% in January 2022, and 10% was still the rate in September 2026. Ameen applies tax per invoice line at whatever rate you set, which matters when you are invoicing a domestic customer at one rate and an export customer at another in the same week.
What Ameen does not do
Ameen does not connect to the National Bureau for Revenue, does not file returns, and is not a certified e-invoicing product. It records the transaction, posts the journal, and gives you the PDF and the CSV. Filing is yours or your accountant's.
Every module is included
- Contacts and catalog shared across sales and purchasing
- Multi-warehouse inventory with movement history
- Quotations through invoices, purchase orders through supplier bills
- Double-entry accounting with balanced journals
- Employees, attendance, and salary runs
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