Software · Saudi Arabia
Onyx Pro ERP
Arabic and English ERP from Jeddah-based Ultimate Solutions
Market position
Onyx ERP is sold by Ultimate Solutions, which says it was founded in Jeddah in 2007 and lists offices in Riyadh, Dammam and other Saudi cities. The system covers accounting, inventory, procurement, sales and POS, fixed assets, HR and payroll, with project management and real estate modules. Ultimate Solutions says it issues ZATCA second-phase e-invoices linked to the Fatoora platform.
Saudi Arabia-specific note
Ultimate Solutions lists offices in ten Saudi cities and offers deployment, training, consulting and technical support services. Its product page lists a project management module but no contractor-specific features, so ask for a demo of project costing before you buy.
Pros
- + Phase 2 e-invoicing linked to Fatoora (per Ultimate Solutions)
- + Arabic and English interface
- + Offices in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam and other Saudi cities
- + Broad module list, including project management and payroll
Cons
- − No public prices: request for quotation
- − The Onyx ERP page does not describe contracting features
- − No customer count or case studies on the product page
- − Module pages give few functional details
Typical Saudi Arabia pricing
Quote-based; no public prices (request for quotation).
Why this matters for Saudi Arabia trades
The Engineering Professions Practice Law requires Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE) accreditation before anyone practises engineering, with fines of up to SAR 1 million. Under the Contractor Classification Law, government bodies may not accept a bid for a project subject to classification unless the contractor is classified in its field, activity and grade; classification requests and building permits are filed on Balady, where permit plans are checked against the Saudi Building Code and latent defects insurance is a required document. ZATCA’s Phase 2 requires businesses called in by turnover wave to connect their invoicing software to the Fatoora platform (EY reports that Wave 25 reaches taxable turnover above SAR 187,500 and that businesses in it should prepare to comply with Phase 2 starting from 1 February 2027). Nitaqat places each entity in one of five Saudization ranges that decide access to services such as new expatriate visas and work permits, and Argaam reported in 2018 that firms must join the Saudi Contractors Authority before bidding for tenders.
Saudi construction and trades software selection is shaped by ZATCA’s mandatory e-invoicing regime (Phase 2 integration with the Fatoora platform, rolled out in turnover waves), contractor classification by the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing for public projects, building permits on Balady checked against the mandatory Saudi Building Code, Saudization ranges under Nitaqat tracked on Qiwa, and government tenders run on Etimad. Several vendors listed here offer Arabic and English interfaces, and some publish SAR prices.
Frequently asked
Is Onyx Pro ERP a good fit for Saudi Arabia trades?
Onyx ERP is sold by Ultimate Solutions, which says it was founded in Jeddah in 2007 and lists offices in Riyadh, Dammam and other Saudi cities. The system covers accounting, inventory, procurement, sales and POS, fixed assets, HR and payroll, with project management and real estate modules. Ultimate Solutions says it issues ZATCA second-phase e-invoices linked to the Fatoora platform. Ultimate Solutions lists offices in ten Saudi cities and offers deployment, training, consulting and technical support services. Its product page lists a project management module but no contractor-specific features, so ask for a demo of project costing before you buy.
What does Onyx Pro ERP cost in Saudi Arabia?
Quote-based; no public prices (request for quotation). Pricing and availability can change by region; confirm current Saudi Arabia pricing on the vendor's site before committing.