ERP Software in Al Shahaniya

Dates and produce

Grade, batch and storage tracked from receipt to dispatch, with cost per tonne visible.

Grade is a pricing decision. If it is not on the record, margin is a guess.

Wholesale and distribution

Multi-warehouse stock, customer price tiers and credit checked at order entry.

Route and van sales

Load-out, delivery, returns and daily settlement per route and per driver.

Transport fleets

Fuel, maintenance and driver cost attributed to the vehicle that incurred them.

Cold and dry storage

Storage locations with batch and expiry, and first-expired-first-out picking enforced.

Agricultural inputs

Seed, fertiliser and feed stock with application records tied to the plot.

On-site discovery

Requirement workshops happen at your premises, not over a screen share.

GTA e-invoicing included

Tax-compliant invoice formats, QR codes and GTA reporting configured and tested before go-live.

Arabic and English

Interface, printed documents and training in both, decided during design rather than bolted on.

Payroll to Qatari practice

WPS bank files, GRSIA contributions and end-of-service accrual tested against a real payroll run.

Migration you can audit

Opening balances and master data reconciled and signed off by your accountant before cutover.

Support after go-live

A named team through the first close, when the real questions appear.

Do you work in Al Shahaniya and Al Shahaniya?

Yes. We deliver across Al Shahaniya, Unaizah and the Al Shahaniya region, with on-site discovery, training and go-live support.

Can it calculate cost per tonne?

Yes. Freight, handling and storage are allocated onto the item so cost per tonne reflects what the goods really cost.

Does it handle van sales and route settlement?

Yes. Vehicles are treated as stock locations, and loads are settled against returns and collections per route.

Can it track grades for produce?

Yes. Grade, batch and storage history stay with the goods through to the customer delivery.

Does it produce GTA-compliant invoices?

Yes. e-invoicing readiness is configured and tested as part of the implementation.

How long does it take?

A trading and distribution first phase typically runs 10 to 14 weeks including migration and a parallel run.