Tarazu is one system, not a bundle of apps. A quotation becomes an order, a delivery, a tax invoice, a receipt and a line in the VAT return without anyone retyping it.
From a first enquiry to goods delivered, with one salesperson's name on every step.
What you ordered, what arrived, what it cost, and where it is now.
ZATCA Phase 2 is part of the invoice itself, and the returns come from the same ledger.
Who owes you, whom you owe, and whether the bank agrees.
Records the whole company needs, with pay visible only to those who should see it.
The work itself: what was promised, who did it, what it cost, and who signed it off.
For companies that make things, sell over a counter, or both.
Who may do what, and a record of what they did.
Your own AI is the brain. Tarazu supplies workers that do the job under Tarazu's rules, through one gateway.
Six ways the same system is set up. Tell us which is yours and the demo starts there.
Price the job, win it, and know every month whether it is making money. Quotations with revisions, a cost plan per project, subcontractor claims with retention, and site quality records that stand up at handover.
Buy well, hold the right stock, and collect on time. Customer price lists, purchase orders with approval, several warehouses, and statements that go out before the month does.
Know what a finished unit really cost. Bills of materials with yield and scrap, work orders that carry materials, labour and overhead, and a trace from the supplier's batch to the customer's delivery.
A counter that never falls behind ZATCA. Each sale is a signed simplified tax invoice, stock drops as you sell, and the shift closes with a Z report.
Sell time and skill without losing track of either. Job orders with checklists and sign-off, contracts that invoice themselves, and timesheets that feed job cost.
Keep vehicles, drivers and contracts in order. Planned maintenance and breakdowns per vehicle, driver custody and licence expiry, and contract invoices raised on the day they fall due.
Book a demo and we will walk through the areas your company would use first.
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