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Oracle Aconex vs Wafeq

Two Saudi Arabia software options, compared side by side for Saudi Arabia trades.

Which should you choose?

Wafeq is Tier S: our check found its prices published on its own website. Oracle Aconex is Tier A. Compare the typical pricing shown for each below. The tier is not a quality ranking: weigh the pros, cons, pricing and Saudi Arabia-specific notes below against your trade and region.

Oracle Aconex

Tier A · Listed

Oracle's cloud document control and project collaboration platform

Oracle Aconex is a cloud platform where every party on a project shares documents, formal correspondence (Mail) and review workflows in one auditable record; Oracle announced its purchase of Aconex in December 2017. Oracle's Aconex status page lists a Saudi Arabia (KSA1) instance and a separate Middle East (MEA) instance. In January 2026 Oracle announced that Red Sea Global had selected Aconex and Primavera P6 to connect more than 23,000 users.

Pros

+ Documents, Mail and approval workflows in one shared project record
+ Saudi Arabia (KSA1) instance listed by Oracle
+ Selected by Red Sea Global in January 2026 (per Oracle)
+ Oracle Aconex Mobile app for site teams

Cons

− No public prices: quote from Oracle
− Built for multi-party projects, more than a small contractor needs
− Not an accounting or ZATCA e-invoicing tool
− Support Central help is not offered in Arabic

Saudi Arabia note

Aconex suits main contractors, consultants and project owners who need one shared record of documents and correspondence across many companies. It does not issue tax invoices, so ZATCA e-invoicing stays in your accounting or ERP system.

Typical Saudi Arabia pricing: Quote-based; no public price list found.

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Wafeq

Tier S · Published prices

Cloud accounting with ZATCA e-invoicing and project and cost-centre tracking

Wafeq is cloud accounting software from Wafeq FZ-LLC, a UAE company, sold in Saudi Arabia through an Arabic and English Saudi site with SAR prices and Saudi phone lines. It covers invoicing, ZATCA e-invoicing, inventory, payroll and 40+ financial reports, and tracks projects and cost centres as reporting dimensions. Wafeq says more than 18,000 companies use it.

Pros

+ Published SAR prices, monthly or yearly
+ Wafeq says it supports ZATCA Phase 2 and links directly to Fatoora
+ Projects and cost centres can filter the profit and loss report
+ 14-day free trial, no card required

Cons

− Prices exclude VAT
− Contract is with a UAE entity, with disputes in Dubai's DIFC Courts
− Accounting software, not construction project management
− Enterprise tier is quote-only and billed yearly

Saudi Arabia note

Wafeq says it is a ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing solution that supports Phase 2 and connects directly to ZATCA's Fatoora platform. Its Saudi plans are priced in SAR, and its developer documentation shows projects and cost centres that can filter the profit and loss report, which lets a contractor see profit by job.

Typical Saudi Arabia pricing: Starter SAR 119/month, or SAR 1,190/year (SAR 99/month); Plus SAR 149/month, or SAR 1,430/year (SAR 119/month); Premium SAR 249/month, or SAR 2,390/year (SAR 199/month); Enterprise quote-based, yearly only. Add-ons from SAR 24/month. Prices exclude VAT. 14-day free trial, no card required.

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