Ezdan For Information Technology offers Ezdan E-Invoicing, a cloud-based e-invoicing and POS system for businesses in Saudi Arabia. Positioned around the slogan “Power Meets Simplicity,” the product emphasizes branch management and business insights, and claims full compliance with Saudi ZATCA e-invoicing Phase 1 & 2 requirements. It is aimed at SMBs that need tax invoices, simplified invoices, and retail cashier/POS capabilities.
Based on the information on the site, Ezdan covers modules including sales, purchases, expenses, products/services, customers/suppliers, account management, reports, dashboards, and POS. Its retail capabilities are relatively strong, with support for thermal invoice printing, barcodes, bulk product entry, and the Ezdan POS app. For teams, it provides user management: Basic includes 3 users, Advanced includes 5 users, and Professional supports unlimited users. However, more granular capabilities such as roles, approval workflows, or field-level permissions are not disclosed.
Pricing is annual: Basic 499/year, Advanced 749/year, and Professional 1,249/year. The main differences between plans are the number of reports, number of users, and whether modules such as POS, expenses, account management, and multi-currency are included. One important point is that ZATCA Phase 2 integration is explicitly not included in the standard plans and may be quoted separately depending on the services required, company size, and number of branches. The website offers a 14-day trial, but the terms state that trial accounts are for evaluation only, not formal production use; features may be limited and QR codes may be unavailable.
Ezdan is a cloud service, and the FAQ states that internet access is required. No self-hosted version is disclosed. On compliance, the product claims to be an authorized ZATCA solution provider and supports both tax invoices and simplified invoices. For data security, it only mentions the use of industry-standard measures; details such as ISO, SOC, encryption, or backup frequency are not provided. The terms state that after a subscription expires or is canceled, data is retained for only 1 month and then permanently deleted, so businesses need to export and back up their data themselves. Third-party integrations and API/developer support are not disclosed.
Ezdan’s strengths are its clear positioning, close alignment with Saudi e-invoicing regulations, coverage of POS and basic sales/purchase/expense management, and relatively low annual entry cost. The drawbacks are that Phase 2 integration costs extra and the real total cost needs to be confirmed; transparency is also limited around security certifications, APIs, payment methods, and ecosystem integrations. It is best suited for retail, service-sector, and multi-branch SMBs operating in Saudi Arabia. Accessibility from China is unknown. If a Chinese company primarily needs domestic invoicing or tax compliance, it should first evaluate local solutions such as Kingdee, Yonyou, Baiwang Cloud, and Aisino; if it has a legal presence in Saudi Arabia, Ezdan can be considered as a ZATCA compliance candidate.
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