Avaroes Built for Saudi
Built for practice in the Kingdom
Saudi regulation shaped Avaroes from the first line of code. Country packs carry the same architecture to Egypt, Qatar and Morocco.
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PDPL, with residency
Personal data is handled under the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law and stays inside the Kingdom, with a date-stamped residency attestation for your compliance file.
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ZATCA Phase 2
E-invoicing sits at the ledger level. Cleared, QR-stamped invoices come out of the same system that recorded the time.
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Najiz-aligned workflows
Matter workflows mirror how Saudi courts and the Ministry of Justice process cases, and the deadline engine reads KSA procedure.
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Nafath and Mudad
Staff sign in with Nafath national identity, payroll files generate for Mudad, and service of process goes out through Aramex, SMSA and Naqel.
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Hijri and Gregorian
Both calendars appear wherever a date does: hearings, deadlines, contracts, retainer reminders and reports. Numerals follow your preference.
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Arabic first, three languages
Arabic is the native language of the platform, with Arabic-aware search and phonetic name matching. English sits beside it, and French covers North Africa.
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Deploy it your way
Multi-tenant SaaS, in-Kingdom data residency, or a fully on-premise stack that writes every byte to storage you control. The product is identical in all three.
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Country packs beyond KSA
Egypt, Qatar and Morocco ship as country packs: currency, working week, holidays, tax, identity validators and trust rules. New jurisdictions follow the same pattern.
Move the firm onto Avaroes.
Set up in weeks. Available in Arabic, English and French.