Module

E-Invoicing Concrete ERP for the UAE and GCC

E-invoicing has become a practical requirement for concrete producers in the region. Saudi Arabia has its ZATCA e-invoicing framework and the UAE is rolling out FTA e-invoicing. AKST Global provides e-invoicing support across the UAE and the wider GCC as part of iREADYSOFT and READYSOFT, inside the Dispatch & Operations flow of Customer Orders, Daily Supply Program, Dispatch Management, Delivery Notes and Invoicing (E-Invoicing).

With 25+ years in the readymix, block and concrete industry, since 1999, and more than 500 concrete plants implemented, AKST Global builds invoicing around how concrete is actually sold and delivered.

Key features

E-invoicing as part of normal billing

Invoices are produced in the same ERP that records orders and deliveries, rather than through a separate manual process.

ZATCA for Saudi Arabia

For producers in KSA, invoicing is designed to work with the ZATCA e-invoicing framework.

FTA for the UAE

For producers in the UAE, invoicing is prepared for FTA e-invoicing.

Based on delivery records

Invoices come from delivery notes linked to each order and batch, so billing matches what was delivered.

Connected to Finance & MIS

Invoices flow into accounting, financials and MIS reports in the same system.

Benefits for your finance team

Lower compliance risk than manual workarounds.
Less retyping between dispatch and accounts.
Invoices that match delivery records, reducing customer queries.
One system for groups operating in several GCC countries.

E-invoicing is only as good as the data behind it. Because iREADYSOFT records the order, the production batch and the delivery note before the invoice is created, the finance team works from clean, traceable transactions. The 2025-2026 milestone on the AKST Global timeline lists e-invoicing across the UAE and GCC alongside the Aramco OIMS customer access portal for the KSA market.

The e-invoicing capability sits alongside Finance & MIS (accounting, financials, MIS reports and fixed assets) and the Administration & Workflow Engine, which controls user rights and master data.

For groups that operate in more than one country, keeping invoicing inside the same ERP as production and dispatch means each plant follows the same process, while the invoice output meets the requirements of the country where it is issued. Management can then review receivables and sales across plants in Finance & MIS and Business Intelligence (Power BI) dashboards.

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