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Software company in Riyadh: ERP systems and apps for businesses from Al-Arjan Software
Riyadh is the Kingdom’s capital of decision-making and regional headquarters, and its companies need systems that join branches, projects and staff in one place and meet government requirements from day one.
Why do Riyadh companies need a different kind of system?
Riyadh is home to the ministries and government bodies, and to a growing number of regional headquarters of international companies. That means multi-branch businesses, suppliers working with government entities, and contractors running several projects at once.
At that size, separate Excel sheets stop working: inventory in one branch, accounts with the accountant, payroll in another file. A unified system brings them into one database with clear permissions per branch and user, and produces the tax invoice and payroll data in the required format.
Sectors
Systems for Riyadh’s sectors
Multi-branch companies
An ERP that unifies inventory, sales and accounts across branches and gives management a live report.
Learn moreContracting and projects
Track each project’s costs, progress claims, materials and labour in one system.
Learn moreClinics and medical centres
Appointments, patient records, billing and pharmacy, with patient-data protection.
Learn morePrivate schools
Fees, instalments, attendance and parent communication.
Learn moreRetail and restaurants
A fast cashier that works offline and prints the simplified tax invoice.
Learn moreAI customer service
A WhatsApp bot that answers your customers from your data, around the clock.
Learn moreWhich systems does Al-Arjan build for Riyadh companies?
Management, accounting, payroll and customer systems, plus apps and websites — all in Arabic, in riyals and with VAT.
- ERP for multi-branch companies.
- HR and payroll that prepares wage data for Mudad.
- CRM for sales teams and reps.
- Apps and websites for companies.
- Custom software for supplier and government-facing processes.
Which government requirements must a Riyadh company’s system meet?
E-invoicing with the Fatoora platform, 15% VAT, wage data for Mudad, and the Personal Data Protection Law. The analysis states how your system meets each one.
Wave 25 of Fatoora integration covers entities whose VAT-subject revenue exceeded SAR 187,500 in any year from 2022 to 2025, with an integration deadline of 1 February 2027. The full explanation is in the Saudi e-invoicing guide.
Why would a Riyadh company choose Al-Arjan?
Because we build to fit your business at a fixed written price, put our guarantees in the contract, hand you the code after payment, and bring the experience of 500+ clients with Arabic management systems.
- First payment back if we miss the written delivery date.
- 3 months of free support after launch.
- A team available around the clock by phone and WhatsApp.
How does your project with Al-Arjan start in Riyadh?
In four written steps: you send your idea, we analyse your needs and Saudi requirements, you receive a fixed price and timeline in writing, then we build and show you a working build roughly every two weeks until delivery.
- Send your project idea via request a quote or WhatsApp +964 773 545 2792.
- An analysis session sets the modules, branches and integrations (Fatoora, Mudad, payment gateway).
- A written proposal with a fixed price, timeline and guarantees, including how meetings and visits work.
- Phased delivery, training for your team, then 3 months of free support after launch.
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System requirements in the Kingdom and starting prices in riyals.
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Al-Arjan Software serves businesses in Jeddah: import, warehouse and clearance systems, accounting and POS with the tax invoice, hotel and Umrah-services systems, apps and websites — at a fixed written price.
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Questions about Al-Arjan in Riyadh
Does Al-Arjan have an office in Riyadh?
Al-Arjan is headquartered in Baghdad and present in the Saudi market, serving businesses in Riyadh. Meetings and visits are set in each project’s written proposal.
How much does an accounting system or ERP cost for a company in Riyadh?
A POS and accounting system starts from $500 (about SAR 1,875), and an ERP from $3,000 (about SAR 11,250) for core finance, inventory and sales modules. The final price is written after analysis.
Does the system support the VAT tax invoice at 15%?
Yes. The VAT tax invoice at 15% and its reports are part of the scope of any accounting or POS system we build for a Saudi company, along with the plan for Fatoora integration.
Let’s build what comes next
Tell us what you need. We’ll set up a short call to understand your business, then send a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost.
Our team is available for replies and support 24/7