Sales and invoicing
UAE tax invoices with TRN, VAT breakdown, amount in words, English and Arabic side by side.
ERP software in Ras Al Khaimah
Zeyto is an offline-first ERP built for Ras Al Khaimah - RAKEZ traders, ceramics and industrial plants, coastal hotels, distributors and mountain-side sites. Your books stay on your own PC in RAK. Every core module runs with zero internet indefinitely, and syncs the moment the line comes back.
An ERP that keeps trading when the RAK link drops
Ras Al Khaimah runs on a mix of RAKEZ trade licences, ceramics and industrial plants, coastal hotels and mountain-side sites. Connectivity out at Al Hamra, Al Jazeera Al Hamra, Khor Khwair, Digdaga and the Hajar quarries is not what it is in Downtown Dubai. Zeyto is engineered for exactly that reality: one signed binary and a .zlic licence on your own PC, PostgreSQL underneath, and every core function - invoicing, POS, stock, VAT return, printing and backup - keeps working with zero internet indefinitely. When the line returns, multi-site sync and encrypted cloud backup catch up on their own.
One binary. Every module.
What you get out of the box in Ras Al Khaimah
No per-module upsells and no cloud-only surprises. The same install covers the trading company, the factory back office and the resort front desk.
Purchase and suppliers
Supplier ledgers, LPOs, GRNs and reverse-charge on imports and designated-zone movements.
Inventory
Batch, serial, multi-warehouse and multi-branch. Handles ceramics tiles, F&B SKUs and spares.
Offline POS
Barcode-first, night mode, cash drawer and thermal printing. Runs on the counter with no internet.
Accounting
Real double-entry books, cost centres and FTA-ready audit trail on every document.
Van sales
Route, load, sell and settle from a tablet. Serves distributors covering RAK, UAQ and Fujairah.
Designers
Barcode and label designer, plus a banded document and report designer for your own templates.
Backup and sync
Local backup by default. Optional encrypted cloud backup and multi-site sync when you want them.
RAK verticals we fit
From RAKEZ traders to the ceramics belt
▤General trading (RAKEZ and RAK ICC)▤Ceramics, glass and industrial manufacturing▤Hotels, resorts and F&B on the coast▤Construction and contracting▤Supermarkets and neighbourhood grocery▤Distribution and van sales into the Northern Emirates▤Quarries, aggregate and cement operators▤Automotive workshops and spare parts
The RAK connectivity test
Offline-first vs cloud ERP, in real Ras Al Khaimah conditions
Same scenarios a RAK owner sees every month. This is not a benchmark, it is architecture.
| Scenario | Cloud-only ERP | Zeyto (offline-first) |
|---|---|---|
| Internet drops at the Al Jazeera Al Hamra warehouse | Invoicing, POS and stock movements stop | Everything keeps running on the local PC |
| Where the data lives | Vendor servers, usually overseas | Your own PC or LAN, on-premise in RAK |
| Multi-branch across RAK city, Mina Al Arab and a Khor Khwair yard | Needs a stable link at every branch, always | Each branch runs standalone and syncs when reachable |
| Backup control | Provider-controlled, no local copy | Local backup by default plus optional encrypted cloud |
| UAE 5% VAT and VAT201 | Depends on vendor coverage | Standard, zero-rated, exempt, out-of-scope and RCM built in, boxes mapped to VAT201 |
| Recurring cost pressure | Per-user monthly forever | One signed licence per site, no meter running |
| Data ownership if the vendor closes | Export at their pace | Books are already on your PostgreSQL, on your PC |
FTA-ready out of the box
UAE 5% VAT, done properly
- UAE-VAT-ready chart of accounts with tax codes for 5% standard, zero-rated, exempt and out-of-scope supplies
- Reverse-charge handling for imports and designated-zone movements common in RAKEZ operations
- Tax invoices that meet FTA VAT invoice content rules - TRN, tax breakdown, amount in words
- Bilingual English and Arabic invoices with proper RTL layout and Arabic amount-in-words
- Sales register, purchase register and box-by-box figures that map directly to VAT201
- Ready for the UAE 2026 to 2027 Peppol-based e-invoicing mandate when your accredited service provider goes live
- Full audit trail on every document, user action and posting - nothing edits silently
Getting started in Ras Al Khaimah
From licence to live invoicing
1
Talk to a local partner
The Business Portal routes you to the nearest RAK or Northern Emirates IT partner - not a call centre.
2
Install one binary
Zeyto goes on your PC or LAN server. PostgreSQL is built in, no cloud account required to start.
3
Activate with your .zlic licence
Load your VAT profile, chart of accounts, opening balances and company logo. TRN and trade licence live on the profile.
4
Roll out to the front line
Counters, van-sales tablets, warehouse handhelds and the back office - all bilingual English and Arabic.
5
Turn on backup
Local backup runs by default. Add encrypted cloud backup and multi-site sync only if you want them - the choice is yours, not the vendor's.
Local hands, not a helpdesk queue
Supported across the Northern Emirates
Onboarding and training
In English, Arabic, Hindi and Malayalam - the languages RAK back offices actually run in.
On-site setup
For RAKEZ traders, industrial customers and hotels. LAN, printers, scanners, cash drawers and label printers.
Custom ERP builds
Same offline-first foundation, tailored for ceramics batching, quarry dispatch or distribution.
Business Portal
Manage licences, renewals, users and encrypted cloud backups from any browser.
The offline-first promise
Numbers that matter to a RAK owner
0
Internet needed for invoicing, POS, stock and VAT return
1
Signed binary and .zlic licence - not a stack of subscriptions
5%
UAE VAT plus zero-rated, exempt, out-of-scope and reverse-charge built in
100%
Books on your own PostgreSQL, on your own PC
FAQ
Straight answers
Is Zeyto available for businesses in Ras Al Khaimah?
Yes. Zeyto ships as one signed binary plus a .zlic licence that works anywhere in the UAE, including RAK city, Al Hamra, Mina Al Arab, Al Jazeera Al Hamra, Khor Khwair, Digdaga and the RAKEZ business and industrial zones. Local IT partners across the Northern Emirates handle installation, training and ongoing support in English, Arabic, Hindi and Malayalam.
Does Zeyto work with a RAKEZ or RAK ICC trade licence?
Yes. Zeyto is a UAE-registered product from Emeron Infospace FZE and is built for any UAE trade licence, whether you sit on a RAKEZ free-zone permit, a RAK ICC company or a mainland RAK Department of Economic Development licence. TRN, licence number and licence expiry live on the company profile and print on every tax invoice.
Can I use Zeyto at a remote quarry, farm or resort site with no reliable internet?
That is exactly what offline-first means. Zeyto runs entirely on the local PC or LAN, so invoicing, stock movements, POS, printing and end-of-day reports keep working with zero internet indefinitely. When the connection returns, encrypted cloud backup and multi-site sync catch up on their own. Businesses at Digdaga, Wadi Bih, the Hajar quarries and mountain-side resorts run this way today.
Does Zeyto handle UAE 5% VAT and produce a VAT201 return?
Yes. Zeyto includes a UAE-VAT-ready chart of accounts and tax codes for 5% standard, zero-rated, exempt, out-of-scope and reverse-charge supplies. It produces the sales register, purchase register and box-by-box figures that map directly to the FTA VAT201 return, and every tax invoice meets FTA content rules including TRN, tax breakdown and amount in words. It is also being prepared for the UAE 2026 to 2027 Peppol-based e-invoicing mandate.
Do you provide Arabic invoicing for RAK customers who require it?
Yes. Zeyto is fully bilingual English and Arabic with proper RTL layout, Arabic item and customer names alongside their English equivalents, Arabic amount-in-words and Arabic tax-invoice templates. This matters for hotels, government suppliers and Emirati-owned trading houses in RAK that expect invoices in Arabic first.
See Zeyto running in Ras Al Khaimah conditions
Book a walkthrough, or start a 14-day trial on your own PC with your own data. No cloud lock-in, no data leaving your premises.