00Moving Accounting
Double-entry accounting in Arabic and English: tax invoices that reach ZATCA in Saudi Arabia or the ETA in Egypt, what customers owe you and what you owe suppliers, the bank, and the VAT return — set up for your business from day one.
No card · your own system and its own database · by Devya Solutions
01Features
From the chart of accounts to the financial statements, every figure is read from the same posted entries — so no report disagrees with the books.
Double entry for every movement, a chart of accounts made for your kind of business, periods you close, and the year-end close.
Sales invoices that cannot change once issued, credit and debit notes to correct them, an items and services catalogue, and invoices emailed to the customer.
What each party owes you and what you owe them, statements, ageing, and payments allocated to invoices.
Bank accounts, statement import, rules that match recurring lines, and bank reconciliation.
Trial balance, profit and loss, balance sheet, cash flow and the general ledger — with CSV export.
The VAT return by rate, from your own documents, and the Zakat base for businesses in Saudi Arabia.
An asset register by category, with depreciation calculated and posted every period.
Budget against actual, recurring entries and documents created on their date, and a second person's approval before posting.
Invoices and payments in foreign currencies with exchange revaluation, and branches and cost centres on every entry.
02E-invoicing
Pick your country at the start, and every invoice is issued in the form its tax authority asks for: signed, sent, and its status in front of you.
ZATCA — Fatoora, Phase 2
Egyptian Tax Authority — e-invoicing (ETA)
Sending runs in the background and retries if the tax system is down, and an invoice never changes once issued — corrections are notes.
03With Moving POS
Link Moving Accounting to Moving POS, or to any other point of sale, and each day's summary posts to the books as one entry per branch — without typing your sales twice.
The day close in Moving POS sends its summary: sales by payment method, the tax and the cost of sales. The Moving team switches the link on for your account.
A day is posted once, even if its summary arrives twice.
A POS that is not Moving sends its daily summary with its own key, and you map its words to your accounts once.
04Start
Fourteen days free, no card. A private system and its own database — not a shared demo — for Egypt or Saudi Arabia, in Arabic and English.
Your name, company, email and mobile number, and whether the business is in Egypt or Saudi Arabia.
Both appear the moment you submit. Copy them — the token is shown only once.
Open the link, enter the token, then name your company, pick a chart of accounts and create your administrator account.
Enter real transactions. Before the trial ends we call to talk about keeping your books.
The trial form and the prices are on the Moving POS site.
05Questions
Yes. You pick the country at the start: in Egypt the books are kept in pounds on Cairo time with ETA e-invoicing, in Saudi Arabia in riyals on Riyadh time with Fatoora and the Zakat base.
No. Moving Accounting works on its own: your invoices, customers, suppliers, bank and tax. If you run Moving POS or another point of sale, each day's sales reach the books.
Yes. The Moving team prepares a file from your backup, you review how the accounts map before the import, and afterwards the system compares the balances and shows any difference.
Yes. Install it on your phone as an app: sales, cash, receivables, payables and VAT, straight from your books.
No. Each user has the permissions you give them, you invite your team by link, and the audit log keeps who did what and when.
The prices are on the trial page of the Moving POS site, and you start with fourteen days free, no card. For a quote for your company, talk to us on WhatsApp.
Ask for your system now, or talk to us and we'll help with the chart of accounts, e-invoicing and moving your data.
Or call us on +20 104 185 8781
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