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Field service software · Oman

Wafeq

Arabic-native cloud accounting, early Oman edition

Tier A · Workable Cross-market vendor

Market position

Arabic-first cloud accounting with a newly-launched Oman edition (OMR/VAT/e-invoicing content) and strong e-invoicing pedigree from the wider GCC — promising for Oman’s mandate, though still early locally.

Oman-specific note

An Arabic-native, e-invoicing-minded book that’s arriving early for Oman’s mandate — promising, but ask about Fawtara certification and Oman references given how new the local edition is.

Pros

  • + Arabic-native accounting + invoicing
  • + Oman edition with VAT/e-invoicing content
  • + GCC e-invoicing pedigree
  • + Modern cloud UI

Cons

  • − Newly launched in Oman (few local refs)
  • − No public OMR pricing yet
  • − Accounting, not construction ERP
  • − Confirm Fawtara certification scope

Typical Oman pricing

Quote-based.

Why this matters for Oman trades

The Oman Tax Authority runs 5% VAT and the phased Fawtara e-invoicing mandate (large taxpayers August 2026; all VAT-registered businesses August 2027); OSE accreditation is required for engineer work permits (since August 2025); the Authority for Projects, Tenders & Local Content runs contractor classification and procurement; the Ministry of Labour enforces Omanisation; municipalities issue building permits; MoHUP owns the new Oman Building Code (phasing in to 2030); and the CDAA is the national fire-safety authority.

Oman construction software selection is defined by an imminent e-invoicing mandate — the Oman Tax Authority’s Peppol-based “Fawtara” system reaches large taxpayers in August 2026 and all VAT-registered businesses by August 2027 — alongside 5% VAT, OSE engineer accreditation (now tied to work permits), contractor classification via the Authority for Projects, Tenders & Local Content, Omanisation quotas, municipal building permits, the new Oman Building Code, and CDAA fire safety.

Frequently asked

Is Wafeq a good fit for Oman trades?

Arabic-first cloud accounting with a newly-launched Oman edition (OMR/VAT/e-invoicing content) and strong e-invoicing pedigree from the wider GCC — promising for Oman’s mandate, though still early locally. An Arabic-native, e-invoicing-minded book that’s arriving early for Oman’s mandate — promising, but ask about Fawtara certification and Oman references given how new the local edition is.

What does Wafeq cost in Oman?

Quote-based.. Pricing and availability can change by region — confirm current Oman pricing on the vendor's site before committing.

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