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ERP in Tabuk — compliant with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority

The gateway to the NEOM project, with logistics services, contracting and retail expanding fast. In Tabuk, Snad brings accounting, e-invoicing, point of sale, inventory, HR and payroll onto one database for your business, with a free plan that never expires and paid plans from 149 SAR a month.

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Region
Tabuk Region
Leading sectors
services and consulting, contracting and construction, retail and shops

The business landscape in Tabuk

Commercial activity in Tabuk is laid out along clearly defined axes. Prince Fahd bin Sultan Boulevard is the historic market in the heart of the city: a pedestrian street about 753 metres long and 20 metres wide, next to Tabuk Castle, Al Tawbah Mosque and Ain Al Sukkar, and concentrated with small retail shops, cafés and visitor services. Along King Khalid Road and the North and South Al Faisaliyah districts, car showrooms, corporate offices and professional services spread out. East of the city lies the industrial city belonging to the Saudi Authority for Industrial Cities and Technology Zones (MODON), established in 2003, home to food, precast concrete, building materials and plastics factories and to distribution warehouses. The central vegetable and fruit market moves the produce of the region's farms: olives, potatoes, onions, stone fruit, fodder and roses. Tabuk plays a further role as a supply hub for the governorates of Duba, Al Wajh, Umluj, Tayma, Haql and Al Bad', as a rear base for import traffic through the Halat Ammar crossing to the north and Duba port to the west, and for the suppliers and contractors of projects in the north-west of the Kingdom. Local demand is fed by the presence of the University of Tabuk, government entities and the military sector in the city.

Where is business concentrated in Tabuk?

  • Prince Fahd bin Sultan Boulevard

    The pedestrian market in the heart of old Tabuk: small retail, cafés and services, with visitor traffic tied to the neighbouring Tabuk Castle and Al Tawbah Mosque.

  • Tabuk Industrial City (MODON)

    East of the city: food, precast concrete, building materials and plastics factories, together with storage warehouses and logistics activities.

  • North and South Al Faisaliyah and King Khalid Road

    Car and spare-parts showrooms, corporate offices and professional services on one of the main traffic axes.

  • The central vegetable and fruit market

    Wholesale trade in the harvest of the region's farms, and the daily supply point for the grocery shops, restaurants and retail shops of the city and the governorates.

  • Al Sulaymaniyah and Al Wurud

    Residential districts thick with services: clinics, restaurants, laundries and small showrooms on the ground floors of apartment buildings.

  • Prince Fahd bin Sultan Park

    The site of the annual Rose and Fruit Festival; weeks of intense seasonal trade for flower and fruit sellers and home-based producers.

Two peaks in one year: the Rose Festival in summer and the snows of Jabal Al Lawz in winter

A retailer or distributor in Tabuk runs a year with two peaks that look nothing like each other: the Rose and Fruit Festival in Prince Fahd bin Sultan Park, and the snow season on Jabal Al Lawz, Jabal Al Dhahr and Jabal Alqan, when orders rise for winter supplies, camping equipment and provisions for visitors. Between the two seasons, goods arrive through the Halat Ammar crossing and Duba port with clearance and transport costs that do not appear on the supplier's invoice, and shipments go out to Duba, Al Wajh, Umluj and Tayma. When inventory, purchasing and sales come together in one system, clearance and transport expenses are recorded alongside the season's purchases, so they show in its income statement and not the purchase-price margin alone, the balance of every warehouse is read before reordering, and wholesale and retail invoices are issued electronically from the same source.

Why choose Snad for your business in Tabuk?

Built for the Saudi market, and ready without extra customisation.

  • ZATCA e-invoicing

    Direct integration with the Fatoora platform from the Basic plan: XML UBL 2.1 digital signing and a QR code, with tax invoices cleared and simplified ones reported automatically.

  • Full accounting in Arabic

    General journal, trial balance, income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement — all in real time and exportable to Excel.

  • Point of sale for shops and restaurants

    A point of sale connected to inventory that scans barcodes and prints to thermal printers, with a restaurant mode for halls, tables and the kitchen.

  • Fully cloud-based

    No software to install and no on-premise servers. Work from anywhere with the same account, in the browser or on a phone.

Snad pricing for businesses in Tabuk

One price in every Saudi city. Pick the plan that fits your team.

Pricing

  • Starter

    • 1 user · 3 apps

    Free

  • BasicRecommended

    • Up to 3 users · 5 apps
    • Fatoora (ZATCA) integration

    149per month

  • Pro

    • Up to 5 users · every app
    • Fatoora (ZATCA) integration
    • Documents without the watermark

    399per month

Extra users at 20 SAR a month on Basic and Pro. AI Mode in every plan. Prices include VAT.

Pricing

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