All-in-one business software for the Gulf. Start with the product you run.

Any business that sells, stocks, bills, or books: trading and distribution, retail shops and supermarkets, restaurants and cafés, service companies with work orders, rental businesses, subscription operations, and multi-branch groups. Modules switch on per workspace, so each business runs its own shape of the platform.

Yes. Plenty of what Flowyana runs has no till at all: projects and work orders, bookings, property and asset rentals, subscriptions, and support tickets — invoiced through the same sales module and posted to the same accounts. The POS is an edition you switch on, not the center of the product.

Yes — full double-entry. Vouchers, ledgers, account groups, dimensions, a financial year, and bank reconciliation. Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, AR/AP aging, and tax summaries read live from the same records your operations write.

Yes. The POS app is offline-first: it keeps everything it needs securely on the device, so selling, printing, and cash management continue with no connection. When the network returns, everything syncs automatically.

Branches are built into the core, not bolted on. Catalog and books are shared; each staff member sees only their own branch. Prices and menus can differ per branch where you want them to.

No — Flowyana is not one big bundle. Each product has its own published plans: a rental company can take only Rentals, and a café can start with just the till. Add accounting, HR, or another product as an add-on when you are ready.

Each product has its own published plans with users and branches included, from a single counter to multi-branch groups, and you can add one more user or branch at any time. Every price is on the pricing page.

Yes, in the sense that matters: sales, purchasing, stock, staff, and accounts share one set of records, so an operation entered once is posted everywhere. It is sold as plans for each product rather than as one suite, so a small business takes the ERP plan at its own size.

Yes. Country defaults ship for the UAE (5%), Saudi Arabia (15%), Bahrain (10%), and Oman (5%), with zero-rated lines and the registration number label each country uses on documents. Kuwait and Qatar profiles ship without a rate, ready for the day one is set. Every sale, purchase, expense, and POS settlement posts its VAT to its own ledger, and the VAT summary report reads from those postings.

Not today, and we say so plainly. The UAE’s e-invoicing programme is phased from January 2027 through Accredited Service Providers; Saudi Arabia’s ZATCA Phase 2 is rolling out in waves. Flowyana does not claim FTA or ZATCA integration. What you have now is every invoice as a structured, VAT-split record — the foundation any e-invoicing route builds on. Get any vendor’s integration status in writing, including ours.

Yes. Document templates print paired Arabic–English labels on one page, with a workspace default and a per-template override, and the workspace itself runs right-to-left in Arabic for staff who prefer it.

Yes. Products can be batch-tracked with expiry dates — sold first-expiry-first-out, with a configurable rule that blocks or warns when stock is close to expiry — or serial-tracked with a warranty per unit. Both work on the web platform and on the retail POS, and expiry alerts reach each branch.

Yes. Tax is configuration, not a hard-coded country: you define the tax names, rates, and compounding, and every sale, purchase, and POS settlement posts the split accordingly, with tax summary reports read from those postings. Statutory filing formats and e-invoicing mandates differ by country — confirm those with your accountant.

Any. Language, currency, tax, and financial year are all settings, so Flowyana is set up per business rather than per country. Teams in the Gulf and India are the most common today, working in Arabic, English, and Hindi with bilingual documents where needed — see what ships for each country on the country pages.

It depends on your data more than the software. Once your products, price lists, and clients are ready, modules are switched on and configured rather than built — most setups are working within days, and we do the setup with you.