United Arab Emirates

Systems integration, automation and software for UAE businesses

For businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the Emirates that need their systems connected, their manual work automated, or software built around the way they operate.

What businesses here ask for

Common projects in the UAE

  1. 01

    E-invoicing readiness

    The UAE is introducing electronic invoicing in phases. Your ERP or accounting system has to produce structured invoices and exchange them through an accredited service provider, which is an integration problem as much as a tax one.

  2. 02

    VAT and Corporate Tax records that add up

    With VAT and Corporate Tax, sales, purchase and payment records have to agree across systems. Integration and automated checks reduce the month-end reconciliation that finance teams do by hand.

  3. 03

    Orders from every channel in one place

    Website, marketplace, delivery app and WhatsApp orders flowing into inventory and accounts automatically, instead of being re-keyed by staff.

  4. 04

    WhatsApp at the centre of customer service

    Order confirmations, delivery updates and service requests through the WhatsApp Business API, connected to the systems that hold the order.

  5. 05

    Bilingual portals and apps

    Customer, supplier and staff portals that work in Arabic and English, including right-to-left layouts.

  6. 06

    Free zone and multi-entity operations

    Businesses running several legal entities, branches or free zone companies, with data that must be consolidated without manual exports.

Why UAE businesses outgrow their systems

UAE businesses tend to grow quickly and across channels: a showroom, a website, marketplaces, delivery apps and a sales team on WhatsApp, often across more than one entity. Each channel usually arrives with its own software. The result is familiar: orders re-typed into the accounting system, stock that does not match between the website and the warehouse, and finance teams reconciling exports at month end.

Regulation adds to the pressure. VAT, Corporate Tax and the move to e-invoicing all depend on records that are complete and consistent across systems. That is difficult when the systems do not talk to each other.

How I work with UAE businesses

I work with owners and operations and finance leaders across the Emirates, remotely day to day and on site when a project needs it. A typical engagement starts with a conversation and a short discovery exercise. In it we map how information moves between your systems today, where it breaks, and which improvements would pay back first. Delivery then runs in stages, each one tested with realistic data and reviewed with you before it touches live operations.

You have one accountable point of contact who understands both the business requirement and the technical work. Specialist developers are brought in where the work needs them.

Services

How I can help

Proof of work

Work in the UAE and related projects

Client project

SnackTroops

A school-based hamper management initiative in the UAE that teaches children practical leadership and sales skills through managing hampers, supported by a digital platform.

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My own productIn active development

Veyrafy

My own product for verifying supplier invoices. It reads invoices, checks them against purchase orders, goods receipts and supplier records, and asks a person when something does not match.

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FAQ

Questions from UAE businesses

Have you worked with UAE businesses before?

Yes. My UAE work includes a fruit distribution business and a school-based initiative, both described on this site, as well as work for other established UAE organisations whose names are kept confidential.

Where are you based, and do you visit?

I am based in Bangalore, India, and work hybrid. Day-to-day delivery happens remotely, through video calls, shared documents and regular reviews of working software, and I make site visits when a project needs them, for example for discovery workshops or a go-live. There is no UAE office.

Can you help us prepare for UAE e-invoicing?

Yes, on the systems side. That means assessing whether your ERP or accounting system can produce the required invoice data, how it will connect to your chosen accredited service provider, and what has to change in your processes. Tax advice remains with your tax adviser.

Do you work with Zoho, Tally or Odoo?

These are among the most common systems in the UAE, and the approach is the same for each. Find out what the system can exchange through its API or import tools, then design reliable flows around it. Each project starts with checking this in your own setup rather than assuming it.

Which Emirates do you work with?

Businesses anywhere in the UAE, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates. Delivery is hybrid, so location within the country makes no difference.

Guides

Guides for UAE businesses

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