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Aube vs Hisab
Two Morocco software options, compared side by side for Morocco trades.
Which should you choose?
Aube and Hisab are both Tier S: our check found each one's prices published on its own website, so you can compare their costs before talking to sales. The tier is not a quality ranking: weigh the pros, cons, pricing and Morocco-specific notes below against your trade and region.
Aube
Tier S · Published pricesDevis, factures, avoirs et situations pour PME marocaines, avec recherche ICE et TVA par ligne
Aube is an online invoicing app published by Aisobotics SARL in Casablanca. It produces quotes, invoices, credit notes and situations (progress per line and cumulative billing on a contract), fills a client's ICE, RC and address from the Moroccan registry, checks ICE format and applies TVA at 20, 14, 10, 7 or 0% line by line. It also covers expenses, suppliers, stock and recurring invoices.
Pros
- + Published price: 450 DH a month excl. VAT with 2 users
- + Situations with progress per line and cumulative billing
- + Client ICE, RC and address filled from the registry
- + Unbroken invoice numbering and TVA by line
Cons
- − Only 2 users included; more on quote
- − Trial limited to 3 invoices and 3 quotes
- − Data hosted in the EU (Ireland), not in Morocco
- − No DGI accreditation claimed
Morocco note
Aube says its PDFs carry the mentions required by article 145 of the CGI (ICE, IF, RC, TVA detail, HT/TVA/TTC totals, payment terms), that invoice numbers run in an unbroken sequence and that it is ready for the 2026 electronic-invoicing roadmap. It does not claim DGI accreditation, and its privacy policy says data is hosted in Ireland.
Hisab
Tier S · Published pricesFacturation en ligne pour PME et fiduciaires marocaines : factures FR/AR, export UBL 2.1, archivage 10 ans
Hisab is an online invoicing platform for Moroccan SMEs and accounting firms, launched in early 2026 and operated under its terms by Boltpath LLC, a New Mexico (US) company. It creates invoices in French and Arabic, exports UBL 2.1 and CII files, and offers e-signature and 10-year archiving. Hisab says more than 250 companies have signed up; it is not a construction tool.
Pros
- + Published prices, from 1,490 MAD a year
- + Invoices in French and Arabic
- + UBL 2.1 and CII export, e-signature and 10-year archiving
- + 14-day free trial, no card
Cons
- − No worksite or progress-billing features described
- − Young product, launched in early 2026
- − Operated by a US company; monthly plans billed in USD via Paddle
- − Starter covers 1 user and 200 invoices a month
Morocco note
Hisab says it is ready for the DGI's 2026 e-invoicing mandate and will submit invoices to the DGI for validation; it does not claim DGI accreditation. Le360, citing Challenge (June 2026), reports the rollout starts in 2026 with about 1,655 companies with turnover above 200 million dirhams, reaching SMEs in 2027-2028 and small firms after 2028.
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