ERP for retail shops
For shops whose stock count stopped matching the shelf. Ameen keeps inventory, sales, and the ledger moving together, in Arabic and English.
Retail breaks at the stock count. The shelf says eleven, the spreadsheet says fourteen, and nobody can say which sale or which delivery caused the gap because the two records were never joined. In Ameen a sale moves stock and posts a journal in the same transaction, so there is no window in which one is true and the other is not.
Stock you can trace
Every movement is kept with its reason: a delivery out, a goods receipt in, a transfer between branches, a correction. When the count is wrong you can read backwards to the document that made it wrong, instead of guessing. Multiple warehouses mean a back store and a shop floor can be separate places rather than one number.
Selling in two languages
Customers with Arabic names, suppliers with Latin SKUs, prices in Arabic-Indic or Western digits: all of that lands on one invoice without the layout falling apart, because direction is resolved on the server rather than flipped in the browser.
What it does not do
Ameen has no point-of-sale terminal, no barcode scanner integration, and no cash drawer. It is the system behind the counter, not the counter itself. If you need a till, Ameen is not that, and it will not pretend to be.
Included
- Catalog and multi-warehouse inventory
- Sales invoices and supplier bills
- Double-entry accounting and balanced journals
- Employees, attendance, and salary runs
- CSV exports for the accountant
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