An ERP system for contracting companies Accounting + workforce + inventory + ZATCA
Snad brings project accounting, workforce, payroll and GOSI management, building-materials inventory, and ZATCA e-invoicing together on a single cloud platform — starting at 149 SAR per month.
| Account | Debit | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Cash | 4,945.00 | |
| Sales revenue | 4,300.00 | |
| VAT payable | 645.00 |
The contracting problems Snad solves
Your books are separate from your projects — you cannot see the profit on each one
Built-in project accounting: track the costs and revenue of every project separately
Worker payroll is calculated by hand every month, with recurring errors
Automatic payroll for both fixed and variable workforces, in line with the Saudi Labor Law
Building materials leave the store untracked — you never know what is left
Real-time building-materials inventory with issues per project and reorder alerts
Government invoices require ZATCA compliance — and many companies are not compliant
XML e-invoices fully compliant with Phase Two of ZATCA e-invoicing
Everything a contracting company needs in one system
Project accounting
Track the costs and revenue of each project separately, with cost centres and profitability reports.
Workforce and payroll management
Automatic payroll for fixed and variable workforces, with GOSI contributions and leave handled under the Saudi Labor Law.
Building-materials inventory
Run your materials store: receiving, issuing to a project, transfers, and real-time stock reports.
Purchase orders and suppliers
Manage material suppliers, follow up on purchase orders, receive goods and settle payables.
ZATCA e-invoicing
Service and project invoices compliant with the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (Phase Two) — XML and QR code.
Real-time financial reports
Income statement, balance sheet and project profitability reports — available at any time.
What a project looks like inside Snad
From pricing the project to its final profitability — every cost attributed to its project, not to one undifferentiated pile.
- 1Pricing the projectThe quotation is built from material and labour lines and becomes the benchmark that actual cost is later measured against — so you see where execution drifted from the estimate, instead of only learning the final profit.
- 2Material purchase ordersPurchase orders go out to suppliers with goods receipt and payment tracking, and each order is attributed to its project so one site's materials never blur into another's.
- 3Issuing materials to sitesBuilding materials are received into the store and issued to a specific project or transferred between sites, with live stock reports that expose waste before it compounds.
- 4Cost per projectCosts and revenues are tracked separately per project through cost centres, so project profitability shows during execution rather than after closing, when the drift can no longer be corrected.
- 5Payroll and invoicingPayroll runs for both fixed and variable labour under the Saudi Labor Law and GOSI rules, and project invoices are issued in line with the second phase of e-invoicing.
- Employees
- 14
- Gross
- 126,400
- GOSI contributions
- 11,340
- Net
- 115,060
Free tools for contractors
Quantity calculators and a quotation generator for contracting.
Frequently asked questions about Snad for contracting companies
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Pick your activity
Restaurants
Dine-in and takeaway orders, recipe costing, and peak-hour and item reports.
Cafes and coffee shops
Fast ordering with sizes and add-ons, and cup ingredients deducted from stock.
Retail and shops
Till, barcodes and items with variants, and stock that talks to the invoice.
Supermarkets and groceries
Thousands of items, weights, expiry dates, and queue speed.
Wholesale and distribution
Wholesale pricing, customer receivables, and purchase and supply orders.
Professional services
Quotes and invoices by the hour or by project, and collection tracking.
Clinics and medical centres
Bookings and reminders, session plans, and an invoice issued from the booking.
Law firms
Fees by the hour or by case, contracts and payments, and collection tracking.