ERP software in Dubai, without the ERP project

For most Dubai SMEs the right ERP is the one that covers accounting, VAT invoicing, inventory and POS in a single cloud system without a large implementation project. AmalERP does exactly that from AED 99/month with remote onboarding, which is why it suits trading companies, importers, retailers and small manufacturers that have outgrown Excel but do not want an AED 30,000+ ERP rollout.

In the UAE, ERP licences typically run AED 100–300 per user per month for mid-range systems, and implementation is charged separately — commonly AED 12,000 to AED 30,000 for a small business, and far more for enterprise platforms. AmalERP starts at AED 99/month for the business with two users included, with modules added individually and onboarding handled remotely rather than billed as a project.

Yes — trading is the core use case. AmalERP handles the full purchase and sales cycle, import purchases with landed cost (duty, freight and clearing), multi-location stock, credit limits and ageing, and VAT-compliant tax invoices with TRN. Similar businesses already run on it elsewhere in the Gulf, including Royal Engineering International in Kuwait and Grand Arab Star Technical Supplies in Bahrain.

No — AmalERP is built and supported by Switcher Techno, operating since 2010, and UAE customers are onboarded and supported remotely over video call and WhatsApp during UAE business hours. Being a cloud system with offline-capable POS means there is nothing to install on site, and there is no travel fee built into your price.

Yes. Stock is tracked per location, transfers between branches are recorded, and reporting can be viewed per branch or consolidated. Extra branches are AED 79/month each beyond the one included, so a multi-branch retailer or a trader with a separate warehouse stays well inside a small monthly budget.

The UAE mandate reaches businesses with revenue of AED 50M+ on 1 January 2027 and all remaining businesses, including SMEs, on 1 July 2027, using the Peppol-based PINT AE format through Accredited Service Providers. ASP integration is on AmalERP's roadmap ahead of the SME deadline — see our e-invoicing guide for the current phases and what they require.

On an import purchase you enter customs duty, freight, insurance and clearing charges alongside the goods, and AmalERP distributes them across the items on the consignment — by value or quantity — so each item's cost reflects what it actually cost to land in your warehouse. Your margin on the next sale is then real rather than an estimate, which matters when import charges can be a double-digit share of cost.

They solve overlapping problems differently. Odoo is highly capable but is usually bought through a partner, where implementation and change requests are the dominant cost. Tally is fast and familiar but desktop-first, with limited cloud and mobile access. AmalERP sits between them: full ERP breadth, cloud and mobile from day one, published fixed AED pricing, and remote onboarding rather than a paid implementation project.

Yes — this is common in Sharjah and the industrial areas, where a company both imports finished goods and produces its own. The manufacturing module handles Bill of Materials, production orders and job work with WIP, while the trading side runs the normal purchase and sales cycle. Both post to the same ledger and stock, so you see combined and separate profitability without a second system.

You can export ledgers, reports, invoices and master data to PDF and Excel at any time while your account is active, so you leave with your records. We would rather earn the renewal than hold your data hostage — and being able to say that plainly is part of why UAE buyers trust a remote vendor.

Yes. AmalERP is cloud software with remote onboarding, so the emirate your trade licence sits in does not change how you buy, deploy or use it. Trading and manufacturing businesses across Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Abu Dhabi and the northern emirates run the same system, and VAT and corporate tax are federal in any case.

Yes — the 7-day free trial needs no credit card, and during onboarding we can load a sample of your real customers, items and opening balances so you are evaluating your own business rather than a demo company. If it does not fit, you have lost a week and nothing else.