Software · Morocco
Hisab
Facturation en ligne pour PME et fiduciaires marocaines : factures FR/AR, export UBL 2.1, archivage 10 ans
Market position
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.
Morocco-specific 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.
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
- + Multi-company console for accounting firms
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
- − Does not claim DGI accreditation
Typical Morocco pricing
Published, billed yearly: Starter 1,490 MAD (shown as 124 MAD a month; 1 user, 200 invoices a month), Pro 3,490 MAD (291 MAD a month; 3 users), Comptable 9,990 MAD (833 MAD a month; 10 client entities). Monthly billing in USD via Paddle: about $15, $35 or $100. Enterprise on quote. Hisab calls the MAD prices indicative. 14-day free trial.
Why this matters for Morocco trades
The DGI issues the identifiant fiscal (IF), runs SIMPL for TVA, IS and salary declarations, and is preparing e-invoicing in phases from late 2026, large companies and public-sector suppliers first (Hespress, August 2026). Under Décret n° 2-94-223, the Ministère de l’Équipement et de l’Eau qualifies and classifies BTP firms, and a firm’s class sets the maximum contract amount it can bid for; each tender file states the sector, qualification and class it requires. Moroccan press reported in January 2025 that Tous Risques Chantier and RC décennale insurance had become mandatory, and Wafa Assurance says its décennale cover depends on the works being checked by an approved technical-control body. Employers declare salaries and pay contributions through the CNSS Damancom portal, and public tender rules ask bidders for a CNSS certificate issued within the last year; the ICE has been mandatory on official documents since 1 July 2016, and invoices without it can be rejected by the tax administration, per Hespress.
Moroccan construction and trades software selection is shaped by the DGI’s planned electronic invoicing (due to start in phases from late 2026 with large companies and public-sector suppliers, according to Hespress, with the technical rules not yet published in August 2026), Tous Risques Chantier and RC décennale insurance (reported as mandatory since January 2025), TVA and mandatory invoice mentions such as the ICE, CNSS salary declarations and contributions through Damancom, and the qualification and classification of BTP firms by the Ministère de l’Équipement et de l’Eau for public tenders.
Frequently asked
Is Hisab a good fit for Morocco trades?
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. 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.
What does Hisab cost in Morocco?
Published, billed yearly: Starter 1,490 MAD (shown as 124 MAD a month; 1 user, 200 invoices a month), Pro 3,490 MAD (291 MAD a month; 3 users), Comptable 9,990 MAD (833 MAD a month; 10 client entities). Monthly billing in USD via Paddle: about $15, $35 or $100. Enterprise on quote. Hisab calls the MAD prices indicative. 14-day free trial. Pricing and availability can change by region; confirm current Morocco pricing on the vendor's site before committing.
Does Hisab publish its prices?
Yes. Hisab is Tier S in our Morocco directory, which means our check found its prices published on its own website (see the typical pricing above). The tier is not a quality ranking, so compare it against the alternatives for your trade and region.