Software ยท Egypt ยท Head-to-head

Namasoft (NamaERP) vs RIB Candy

Two Egypt software options, compared side by side for Egypt trades.

Which should you choose?

Namasoft (NamaERP) and RIB Candy are both Tier A. Compare the typical pricing shown for each below. The tier is not a quality ranking: weigh the pros, cons, pricing and Egypt-specific notes below against your trade and region.

Namasoft (NamaERP)

Tier A ยท Listed

Giza-based ERP with contracting, property and Egyptian e-invoicing modules

Nama ERP is made by Namasoft, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Mohandessin, Giza, with offices in Riyadh, Kuwait and Libya; the vendor says 700+ clients in 10 countries use it. Its 54 modules include financials, supply chain, HR and payroll, projects, and a property and contracting suite covering tenders, BOQs, payment certificates, retention and subcontractors. Named Egyptian contracting and real-estate clients include Nafal for Contracting, National Investment Company and Nablco.

Pros

  • + Contracting suite with tenders, BOQs, payment certificates and retention
  • + Covers both ETA e-invoice and e-receipt systems, the vendor says
  • + Head office in Giza with a Cairo phone line
  • + Wide module range from finance to HR and payroll

Cons

  • โˆ’ No published prices; demo and quote only
  • โˆ’ A broad configurable ERP, so setup takes implementation work
  • โˆ’ Construction depth should be tested in a demo

Egypt note

Namasoft says Nama ERP covers both parts of Egypt's tax digitisation: B2B e-invoices with HSM signing and GS1 and EGS item codes, and electronic receipts for point of sale, submitted to and tracked with the Egyptian Tax Authority. It is headquartered in Giza and names Egyptian contractors among its clients.

Typical Egypt pricing: Quote-based; no public prices (the site offers demo booking).

RIB Candy

Tier A ยท Listed

Estimating, planning and project control for contractors, from takeoff to final certificate

RIB Candy is contractor software from RIB Software, which says it is part of Schneider Electric. It covers on-screen quantity takeoff, resource-based estimating, critical-path planning, cash flow, valuations, subcontract management and earned value, through to the final certificate. RIB publishes an Egyptian case study for Hassan Allam Construction and lists its Middle East office in Dubai.

Pros

  • + Takeoff, estimating, planning, cash flow and valuations in one tool
  • + Egyptian reference: vendor case study with Hassan Allam Construction
  • + 14-day free trial
  • + Desktop licences or a hosted Candy Cloud option

Cons

  • โˆ’ No published prices; custom quote only
  • โˆ’ No Egyptian office listed; the regional office is in Dubai
  • โˆ’ An estimating and control tool, not accounting; no Egyptian e-invoicing mentioned

Egypt note

RIB's own site carries a RIB Candy case study for Hassan Allam Construction in Egypt, quoting its technical and tendering support senior manager on BOQ price matching and tender timelines, including work on the Benban Solar Park project. RIB lists no Egyptian office; its Middle East office is in Dubai.

Typical Egypt pricing: Quote-based; no public prices. RIB says pricing depends on single-user or multi-user licences, with a Candy Cloud (desktop-as-a-service) option. 14-day free trial.

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