ERP systems for small businesses · UAE
ERP systems for small businesses in the UAE
We build right-sized ERP systems for UAE small and mid-sized businesses: orders, stock, finance, delivery and staff in one place, without enterprise software or enterprise pricing. From AED 25,000.
- Price
- From AED 25,000
- Approach
- One module at a time
- Payment
- 50% to begin
Why it matters
Enterprise ERPs are built for companies with an IT department. A business of ten or thirty people needs the same joined-up view of orders, stock, money and people, without a year-long implementation.
We build the parts you need first and add modules as you grow. Each phase is quoted at a fixed price, with a 50% deposit to begin and the balance on delivery.
What is included
What you get
Orders
Each order followed from intake to completion, with a named owner at every stage.
Stock
Item records and stock levels that stay accurate as the team works.
Money
Invoices, payments and outstanding balances next to the work they belong to.
Delivery and collection
What is out, what is waiting, and what has arrived.
People
Who is working on what, and how much each person is carrying.
Customer updates
Automatic messages to customers when their order changes status.
In the UAE
Starting from spreadsheets
Most small businesses already have their data, just spread across spreadsheets and chat threads. Moving it into the new system is part of launch, so day one starts with real records.
Systems are set up for the UAE, with amounts in AED and 5% VAT, and can be used in English or Arabic.
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Questions
ERP systems for small businesses in the UAE, answered
How much does an ERP cost for a small business?
A custom ERP starts from AED 25,000. It is built in phases, each quoted at a fixed price, so you can start with the part that matters most. Prices exclude 5% VAT.
What is the difference between an ERP and a CRM?
A CRM manages customers and sales. An ERP runs the wider operation: orders, stock, finance, delivery and staff. Many businesses start with one and grow into the other on the same system.
Can we start with a single module?
Yes. Starting with the part that costs you the most time is usually the right approach, and further modules are added on the same system.
Can it replace our spreadsheets?
Yes. That is typically the starting point, and moving the spreadsheet data across is part of launch.
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