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AI bookkeeping for the UAE — VAT-aware and getting e-invoicing ready

Capture bills and receipts, validate every TRN, handle emirate place-of-supply, and sync to Zoho Books, Xero or QuickBooks.

UAE · Document review

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One document. A clear decision.

SOURCE DOCUMENT

Supplier invoice

INV-1049 · Original attached

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SupplierMatched ✓
Tax treatmentCheck code
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Illustrative interface · Sample data · No live posting

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The local problem

Built for how the region actually works

5% VAT, corporate tax, and mandatory e-invoicing from 2026–27 — landing on businesses with no finance team.

What matters here

The features that matter here

TRN validation

Every TRN checked before a bill hits your books — live today.

Emirate place-of-supply

The expense submitter portal captures which emirate a cost belongs to — live today.

Three self-serve ledgers

Sync to Zoho Books, Xero or QuickBooks. TallyPrime is available by request.

WhatsApp capture

Snap a receipt on WhatsApp and it lands in your review queue.

UAE e-invoicing becomes mandatory from 2026–27. Sumext is building receipt-side readiness ahead of that mandate — this is not yet a shipped feature, and today's TRN validation and capture tools are separate from structured e-invoice exchange.

UAE

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