UAE VAT Invoicing, Quotation & Cost Estimation Software

Yes. FaaturaCloud is built for the UAE: amounts are in AED, invoices carry 5% VAT with the supplier’s and customer’s TRN, and pricing and support hours are set for the Emirates. It is designed for cost estimation, quotations and VAT invoicing in contracting, precast, fabrication and trading businesses.

Yes. It produces tax invoices and tax credit notes as PDF documents with 5% VAT calculated per line, both TRNs, the date of supply and amounts in AED. Once an invoice is issued it cannot be edited; a correction is made with a credit note.

Not yet. UAE e-invoicing requires structured invoices exchanged through an Accredited Service Provider, and FaaturaCloud currently issues PDF invoices and is not accredited or connected to a provider. The requirement becomes mandatory on 1 January 2027 for businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more and on 1 July 2027 for other in-scope businesses. If this affects your decision, ask us for the current status.

The cloud service starts with a free 10-day trial and is then AED 149 per month or AED 1,490 per year, excluding VAT. A dedicated installation costs a one-time setup fee of AED 2,999 and an annual licence of AED 1,499, both excluding VAT, with no per-user fees. Setup, configuration and a training session are in the setup fee; updates and support are in the annual licence. The final price is confirmed in a written quotation.

Only for part of what they do. Zoho and Odoo are broad accounting and ERP products with ledgers, inventory and payroll, which FaaturaCloud does not have. FaaturaCloud is narrower: it costs a job from concrete, steel, overhead and margin, then handles the quotation and the VAT invoice. Companies that mainly need costing, quoting and invoicing use it on its own; others use it beside their accounting system.

This website is available in English and Arabic. The application and the quotation and invoice documents it produces are currently in English.