Zoho, implemented to clear ZATCA rather than work around it.

15% VAT

Zoho Books configured for 15% VAT with the Saudi tax treatments, and a chart of accounts that maps cleanly to ZATCA reporting requirements.

ZATCA Phase 2

ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing: integration so standard and simplified invoices are generated with the required XML structure, QR code, UUID and cryptographic stamp.

Arabic documents

Arabic first invoice and document templates, with bilingual layouts where your customers expect both Arabic and English on the same document.

Master data

Customer and supplier master data carrying VAT registration numbers and the national address fields ZATCA validates against.

Saudi labour rules

Zoho People configured for Saudi labour rules, with the local holiday calendar, end of service benefit accrual and the headcount reporting Saudization tracking depends on.

Arabic CRM layouts

Zoho CRM with Arabic field layouts and right to left presentation where your team works in Arabic.

Is Zoho Books compliant with ZATCA Phase 2?

Zoho Books supports ZATCA e-invoicing including the Phase 2 integration requirements for clearance and reporting. Compliance in practice depends on correct configuration of your tax treatments, master data and document templates, and on your onboarding with ZATCA, which we work through with you.

Can the system produce invoices in Arabic?

Yes. Invoice and credit note templates can be Arabic only or bilingual Arabic and English, and CRM layouts can present in Arabic for teams that work in it.

We already run Zoho but not for e-invoicing. Can you retrofit it?

Yes, and this is a common starting point. The work is usually tax treatment correction, master data cleanup to add the fields ZATCA validates, template rebuild and the integration itself. We scope it against your current configuration rather than assuming a clean start.