Morocco Construction & Trades Software Directory

EBP Maroc, the Rabat subsidiary of French publisher EBP (part of the Cegid group since July 2024), sells three Bâtiment editions for Morocco: ACTIV, PRO and ELITE. All three cover quotes, orders, invoices, situations de travaux, progress invoices and retenue de garantie; PRO adds worksite tracking and staff and equipment planning, and ELITE adds a Gantt chart and tender imports. The software runs on Windows and is sold by EBP Maroc and its reseller partners.

Sage Batigest Connect is Sage's building-trade software for quotes, measurements (métré), invoicing and worksite tracking, with a mobile app for following sites. In Morocco it is offered through resellers such as Ciel Informatique in Casablanca, which sells it alongside Sage 100 for accounting. Sage's Moroccan website could not be read for this check, so confirm the Moroccan edition and support terms with Sage or the reseller.

Ciel Informatique is a Casablanca company that sells and supports business software, including Sage 50, Sage 100, Sage Batigest Connect and EBP, plus antivirus. It offers configuration, on-site or remote training, data import, document customization and support. The company says it has more than 30 years of experience, 15 experts and 5,000 customer accounts.

Sabab.ma is a Moroccan mobile app that lists nearby workers in 8 trades, including plumbers, electricians, air-conditioning technicians, painters and masons, sorted by distance. Clients call or WhatsApp the worker directly; there is no booking and, per its terms, no payment inside the app. Workers create a profile with their trade, photos and location, and Sabab says each profile's phone number is verified before publication.

Sage 100 Paie & RH is sold in Morocco by Sage, whose parent company, The Sage Group plc, is registered in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Sage says it produces the Moroccan social declarations (CNSS, CIMR, CNRA) and tax declarations (IR and the déclaration employeur), with legal updates installed automatically. Sage also sells an accountant edition, Sage 100 Paie & RH Experts, and HR add-ons such as Sage 100 Suite RH.

OJRA is payroll and personnel software from NSE (Network and Software Engineering), a Casablanca software house that also sells accounting and commercial-management software. NSE says OJRA follows Moroccan legal rules, computes CNSS, AMO, CIMR and IR deductions, and has native modules for Damancom (CNSS), Simpl-IR salary declarations and CIMR télédéclaration. It runs in Windows and links to Excel and NSE's own KHABIR accounting software.

Humantal sells payroll and HR software built for Moroccan labour law. Its site says it calculates CNSS, AMO and IR automatically, sends CNSS declarations through the Damancom portal, and syncs leave with payroll, and that more than 300 Moroccan companies use it. It is a general payroll product: its site does not describe features for construction crews or site-based work. Prices are given after a demo.

Wafa Assurance, which says it is a subsidiary of the Attijariwafa bank group, sells Tous Risques Chantier cover to public and private BTP firms of any size, covering damage to the works and the civil liability of everyone on site. It also sells RC décennale against collapse for ten years from reception, plus Tous Risques Montage and machinery-breakdown cover. Cover is arranged through its advisers and no prices are published.

RMA (Royale Marocaine d'Assurance SA, Casablanca) is a licensed Moroccan insurer that says it has more than 300 points of sale across Morocco. Its business site has a BTP section listing Tous Risques Chantier and RC décennale cover for construction firms. No prices are published.

AtlantaSanad Assurance is a licensed Moroccan insurer formed by the 2020 merger of Atlanta and Sanad. Its professional and business range includes a Tous Risques Chantiers policy and an RC décennale product, alongside machinery-breakdown, workplace-accident and fleet cover. No prices are published.

AXA Assurance Maroc, which presents itself as part of the AXA Group, sells TR Chantier Batissur, a construction all-risks policy for project owners, developers, contractors, architects and design offices. It covers damage to the works, workmanship errors, site machinery, third-party liability and debris removal until provisional reception, and a post-reception guarantee period can be added. Its business range also includes the Mihnassur multirisk policy for professionals; no décennale product is listed on its site.

Allianz Maroc was absorbed by Sanlam Maroc in July 2026 and now operates under the Sanlam brand; Sanlam says existing Allianz policies stay valid until expiry on the same terms and with the same intermediary. Sanlam Maroc sells Tous Risques Chantier cover for the duration of construction works and RC décennale covering damage to a building's solidity for 10 years after delivery, for architects, contractors, artisans and developers. No prices are published.

Morocco's system of qualification and classification of building and public works (BTP) firms was set up by Décret n° 2-94-223 of 16 June 1994 and is run by the Ministère de l'Équipement et de l'Eau through national and regional commissions. For each sector of activity it defines classes, the thresholds for each class and the maximum annual contract amount a firm of that class can be admitted to bid for. Since 2020 applications are filed online, and part of the work has moved to the ministry's regional directorates.

The Caisse Nationale de Sécurité Sociale (CNSS) is the Moroccan social security fund to which employers declare their salaried workers; 4.08 million were declared at the end of 2024, per Hespress. It runs the mandatory health insurance (AMO) for salaried workers. Affiliated employers declare salaries and pay contributions online through its Damancom portal, which moved to two-factor sign-in in 2025.

The Identifiant Commun de l'Entreprise (ICE) is a single identifier for a Moroccan business, shared across administrations. The Direction Générale des Impôts led the project and hosts its database, working with OMPIC, the CNSS and other bodies, and OMPIC announced the ICE as mandatory from 1 July 2016. Existing businesses can obtain their ICE on www.ice.gov.ma, and OMPIC's company records show it next to the RC number.

Moroccan businesses are entered in the Registre de Commerce (RC) through the registry (greffe) of the competent court, and OMPIC keeps the central trade register that brings these filings together. OMPIC's Directinfo site offers a free search of the central register and sells copies of filed documents such as statutes and financial statements. The CRI of Casablanca-Settat says the Direct Entreprise platform is now the official route for company creation procedures.

The Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI) registers taxpayers for an identifiant fiscal (IF) and runs SIMPL, its online services for professionals, including SIMPL-IS, SIMPL-TVA and SIMPL-IR channels for corporate tax, VAT and salary declarations. The DGI is also preparing electronic invoicing, which Hespress reported in August 2026 will start in phases from the end of 2026, beginning with large companies and suppliers to the public sector.