Complete Accounting Software
Cloud accounting software that connects your financial operations in one place, from the daily journal entry to final statements — with e-invoicing compliant with ZATCA.
Everything a professional accounting system needs
Create and View Journal Entries
Organize your daily accounting entries with full flexibility.
Create manual or automatic entries from invoices or vouchers, with easy review and tracking.
Create and View Receipt Vouchers
Document all incoming payments with accurate receipt vouchers.
View all vouchers with details such as amount, payment method, and date.
Key Features
Manage entries and account tracking
View balances for debtors and creditors
Easily manage receipts and payments
Generate real-time financial and analytical reports
Accounting is the hub
No manual entry per transaction: sales, purchases, payroll and assets all flow into your ledger automatically.
A transaction in any app
A sales invoice, a purchase order, a payment, or a payroll close.
Automatic entry
The journal entry posts with no manual work.
Posted to the ledger
The effect shows in accounts and cost centers right away.
Statements up to date
Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow ready at any moment.
And you can still post manual entries whenever you need to.
Everything a professional accounting system needs
Integrated cloud accounting with ZATCA e-invoicing — in one platform
When does accounting software stop being optional?
Five signs that your books can no longer be run from a spreadsheet
- 1
You only know your profit weeks after month-end
When "how much did we make last month?" takes two days of assembly, you are steering by the rear-view mirror. Accounting software makes the income statement an output available at any moment rather than a monthly project.
- 2
E-invoices are prepared outside the system
E-invoicing requirements in Saudi Arabia involve a specific format and integration with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority's platform. Preparing the invoice in a text editor and then entering it somewhere else is duplicated work and a source of divergence between what you issued and what you recorded.
- 3
The VAT return is rebuilt by hand every period
If preparing the return means gathering sales and purchase invoices from scattered files, an error is a matter of time rather than probability. A system that records tax on every transaction produces the return from the same data.
- 4
Receivables and payables live in your memory, not your books
Who owes you? Since when? How far past due? When the answer is an estimate, you are financing your customers without knowing it. An ageing report is a basic output of any accounting system.
- 5
You need financial statements for an outside party
A bank, an investor, an auditor, or a licence renewal — each asks for organised statements prepared under recognised standards. Building them from a spreadsheet on demand costs time and leaves reconciliation gaps.
Cloud accounting software or installed on-premise?
The decision is about who carries operations, backups and updates — not about the accounting features themselves
| Aspect | On-premise | Cloud |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Provisioning a machine or server, installing and configuring | An account and a login — no infrastructure to prepare |
| Access | From the machine it is installed on, or across a local network | From any browser, from mobile, and across multiple branches |
| Backups | Your responsibility — to plan, run and test | Part of the service |
| Regulatory updates | A manual update every time requirements change | Reach everyone at the same time |
| Multiple users | Requires network setup and permissions | Per-user permissions from inside the system |
| Cost | A larger upfront payment and variable maintenance costs | A known recurring subscription with no infrastructure |
Snad is cloud accounting software: no server to buy and no copy to install, with access from the browser and mobile. See the pricing page for subscription details.
Accounting software for small businesses — and what changes as you grow
A small business's need is not a shrunken version of a large one's; it is a different need
A small business or a single store
- Correct e-invoicing is the first requirement — ahead of any advanced report
- Automatic entries from sales and purchases, with no manual accounting input
- Tracking receivables and expenses so you know your real cash, not just your bank balance
- A VAT return that comes out of the system rather than being built for it
A growing business or several branches
- Costing and profit centres, so you know which branch or activity actually earns
- Regular bank reconciliations and account matching without a full manual review
- Granular permissions: who issues, who approves, and who sees the financial statements
- Accounting linked to inventory and payroll so figures are never entered twice
The practical difference between the two is the number of systems rather than the number of features: a small business can live with one system that does everything, while a growing one pays for each additional system twice — in subscription and in integration.
Free finance tools
Calculators that run straight in the browser, with no signup and no subscription
Available on every plan
Every Snad app is available on every plan, without exception. Plans differ in user count, how many apps you enable at once, e-invoicing options, and the watermark.
And the Starter plan begins at zero riyals.
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