ERP for businesses in the UAE
Ameen gives UAE trading, retail, and services companies one bilingual workspace for sales, stock, books, and payroll, priced in dirhams terms you can check against your own bank.
A UAE company usually runs on two languages at once. The supplier writes in English, the customer answers in Arabic, and the trade licence and tax registration sit somewhere between them. Software that supports Arabic as a translation layer forces someone to reconcile those two worlds by hand. Ameen treats both as first-class, on the server, in the same document.
The dirham, and Dubai time
AED and Asia/Dubai are supported organization settings, so invoices, stock movements, journals, and salary runs all land on the working week you actually keep. Because Ameen stores money as exact integers, a thousand invoices of fils-level rounding do not quietly pull your ledger out of balance.
VAT and your TRN
The UAE applies VAT at 5% as of September 2026, and a 9% corporate tax regime has been in force since June 2023. Ameen stores a tax registration number against each customer and supplier and applies tax per invoice line, so a mixed invoice of standard-rated and zero-rated goods reports each correctly instead of averaging them.
What Ameen does not do
Ameen does not connect to the Federal Tax Authority. It does not file VAT returns, it does not submit corporate tax, and it does not integrate with any free zone portal. It keeps the records and produces the documents and exports; the filing is yours or your accountant's. Free zone and mainland entities are the same thing to Ameen: an organization with its own isolated data.
Every module is included
- Multi-warehouse inventory with movement history
- Quotations through to invoices, and purchase orders through to supplier bills
- Double-entry accounting, journals, and a chart of accounts
- Employees, attendance, and salary runs
- CSV export on every list, so your accountant is never locked out
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