Software · Oman
ePROMIS
Construction and project ERP with an Oman-facing site
Market position
ePROMIS Solutions sells ERP software, including ePROMIS Construction Cloud with project management, design coordination, accounting, procurement, asset management and HR modules. It runs an Oman page aimed at contractors, but lists no Oman office address and no named Oman customer on the pages read. ePROMIS says it was established in 1981 and has over 3,000 customers worldwide.
Oman-specific note
ePROMIS has an Oman page aimed at contractors, but its site lists no Oman office or Oman VAT and e-invoicing details. Ask for Oman customer references, local support arrangements and its Fawtara plan before shortlisting it.
Pros
- + Construction Cloud built around project costs, budgets and timelines
- + Accounting, procurement, assets and HR in the same suite
- + Oman-facing site aimed at contractors
- + Vendor with a long history (established 1981, per ePROMIS)
Cons
- − No public prices: demo and quote only
- − No Oman office address or named Oman customer found
- − No Oman VAT or Fawtara claims on its pages
- − Broad ERP: expect an implementation project
Typical Oman pricing
Quote-based; ePROMIS publishes no prices and offers a demo request instead.
Why this matters for Oman trades
The Oman Tax Authority administers 5% VAT (registration mandatory above OMR 38,500 of annual supplies) and Fawtara e-invoicing, a 5-corner model in which OTA-accredited service providers exchange invoices and report tax data; other sources give different phase dates, so check your own start date with the Authority. Since 1 August 2025 the Ministry of Labour requires OSE accreditation before an engineer’s work permit is issued or renewed. The Authority for Projects, Tenders and Local Content (Royal Decree 57/2025) registers and classifies suppliers, contractors and consulting offices on Esnad for government work. Under Ministerial Decision 602/2025, firms meeting Omanisation targets get 30% off visa and licensing fees and firms falling short pay double, according to Muscat Daily. Muscat Municipality issues building permits in Muscat governorate; the unified building code from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning is optional in 2026 and 2027, enforced in Muscat from 2028 and nationwide by 2030, according to Muscat Daily; and the Civil Defence and Ambulance Authority (CDAA) sets building fire-safety conditions and studies construction plans.
Oman construction software selection is shaped by the Oman Tax Authority’s phased Fawtara e-invoicing rollout through accredited service providers (the Authority’s FAQ says implementation begins in August 2026 for 100 large VAT-registered companies, in February 2027 for all large VAT-registered companies and in August 2027 for all remaining VAT-registered taxpayers), alongside 5% VAT, OSE engineer accreditation (required for work permits since 1 August 2025), registration and classification on the Esnad portal of the Authority for Projects, Tenders and Local Content, Omanisation categories that raise or lower work permit fees, building permits through Muscat Municipality’s e-services, the unified Oman Building Code, and CDAA fire-safety requirements.
Frequently asked
Is ePROMIS a good fit for Oman trades?
ePROMIS Solutions sells ERP software, including ePROMIS Construction Cloud with project management, design coordination, accounting, procurement, asset management and HR modules. It runs an Oman page aimed at contractors, but lists no Oman office address and no named Oman customer on the pages read. ePROMIS says it was established in 1981 and has over 3,000 customers worldwide. ePROMIS has an Oman page aimed at contractors, but its site lists no Oman office or Oman VAT and e-invoicing details. Ask for Oman customer references, local support arrangements and its Fawtara plan before shortlisting it.
What does ePROMIS cost in Oman?
Quote-based; ePROMIS publishes no prices and offers a demo request instead. Pricing and availability can change by region; confirm current Oman pricing on the vendor's site before committing.