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Common questions
What is Avaroes?
Avaroes is an Arabic-first legal practice platform: matters, litigation deadlines, contracts, e-signing, documents, billing and trust accounting, research, AI and a client portal in one system. It launches first for law firms in Saudi Arabia.
Does it comply with Saudi regulation?
Yes. ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing is built into the ledger, data is handled under the PDPL with residency in the Kingdom, matter workflows follow Najiz procedure, and Nafath handles national-identity sign-in.
Which languages does it support?
Arabic is the native language of the platform, with full right-to-left layouts, Hijri dates and Arabic-aware search. English has full parity, and French is included for North Africa.
Can it replace our accounting software?
For most firms, yes. Time capture, rate cards, SAR invoicing with ZATCA clearance, VAT, disbursements, trust accounting with three-way reconciliation and financial reports share one ledger with your matters.
Is the AI safe for privileged work?
Every AI feature respects ethical walls and sealed matters. A privilege classifier blocks restricted content from crossing borders, PII is redacted before any permitted external call, and agentic plans require human approval for every step.
Which tools does it integrate with?
ZATCA, Nafath, Najiz and Mudad on the government side; Outlook, Word, Excel and Gmail add-ins; Mada, HyperPay, Tabby, Tamara and Fawry for payments; WhatsApp for client messaging; DocuSign, Adobe Sign, TawaqquE and NafathSign for signatures; plus a documented public API.
Where does our data live?
Your choice: multi-tenant SaaS, in-Kingdom data residency, or a fully on-premise stack on your own infrastructure with no data egress by default. Each tenant gets a residency attestation for its compliance file.
When does Avaroes reach other markets?
Saudi Arabia comes first. Country packs for Egypt, Qatar and Morocco are already built, the French interface is ready, and the architecture handles multiple currencies and jurisdictions. Ask us for the roadmap in your demo.