ERP for businesses in Oman
Ameen runs the whole operation for Omani businesses — sales, purchasing, stock, books, and payroll — with the rial's three decimal places handled properly.
The Omani rial is one of the currencies that carries three decimal places, and it is worth more than most software assumes. A system that stores baisa as if they were cents will round a 12.345 OMR line down to 12.34 and lose the difference on every document. Ameen stores amounts as exact integers in the correct minor unit, so nothing is quietly shaved off.
The rial, and Muscat time
OMR and Asia/Muscat are supported organization settings. Invoices, stock valuations, journals, reports, and salary runs all follow them, and your team can read figures in Arabic-Indic or Western digits without changing what is stored.
VAT on your documents
Oman has applied VAT at 5% since April 2021, and that was still the rate in September 2026. Ameen holds a tax number against each customer and supplier and applies tax per invoice line, so an invoice mixing standard-rated, zero-rated, and exempt items shows each on its own line instead of collapsing them into one figure.
What Ameen does not do
Ameen does not connect to the Oman Tax Authority, does not submit returns, and is not certified for e-invoicing. It produces the invoice, the ledger entry, and the export. Filing stays with you or your accountant, and we would rather be plain about that than let you discover it later.
Every module is included
- Contacts, catalog, and multi-warehouse inventory
- Sales and purchase documents that post to stock and ledger together
- Double-entry accounting and a chart of accounts
- Employees, attendance, and salary runs
- Reports and CSV exports for your accountant
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