erply.app

What It Is

ERPLY is a modern multi-tenant cloud ERP platform for businesses in Saudi Arabia and the GCC, with the core message of “running the entire business in one system.” It covers accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, HR, payroll, POS, e-commerce integrations, BI reporting, and local compliance, with a particular focus on Saudi business requirements such as ZATCA e-invoicing, GOSI, Mudad/WPS, Qiwa, and Nitaqat.

Core Capabilities

In terms of functional breadth, ERPLY is well suited to companies that want to reduce reliance on spreadsheets and disconnected systems. Its finance module supports charts of accounts, double-entry bookkeeping, trial balances, balance sheets, P&L, and cash flow. On the supply chain side, it includes purchase requisitions, POs, goods receipts, vendor bills, three-way matching, and multi-warehouse inventory. The sales workflow covers leads, quotations, orders, invoices, and receivables. HR and Payroll support employee records, attendance and leave, payroll runs, GOSI, and end-of-service settlements. The platform also offers customer/vendor portals, offline POS mode, multi-company consolidated reporting, drag-and-drop reports, and Excel/PDF/CSV exports.

Pricing and Deployment

Pricing is split into Starter Free, Growth, and Enterprise. Starter is free, limited to 1 company and 3 users, and includes basic accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, reporting, and ZATCA Phase 1. Growth and Enterprise do not publish prices and require contacting sales. Enterprise supports unlimited companies and users, all modules, API/Webhooks/SDK, custom BI, dedicated support, and private cloud. All plans are listed as offering a free trial with no credit card required. For deployment, the default option is fully managed SaaS, while the Enterprise plan can be deployed on a private cloud or on-premises.

Integrations, Security, and Developer Support

ERPLY’s integrations are clearly oriented toward the Middle East market. Payments are supported through Moyasar, Stripe, and Tap, with support for MADA, Apple Pay, payment links, and installments. E-commerce integrations include Salla, Zid, and WooCommerce, while logistics integrations include Aramex and DHL. On the permissions side, it provides multi-tenant data isolation, granular RBAC, audit trails, and real-time notifications. Developer support is relatively strong, with 100+ REST APIs, OpenAPI/Swagger, API Keys, Webhooks, and JavaScript/Python SDKs.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

ERPLY’s strengths are its comprehensive modules, deep Saudi compliance coverage, Arabic/English bilingual experience, and strong multi-company management capabilities. Its drawbacks are that pricing is not transparent, and public materials do not clearly state SLA terms, data center locations, or implementation service details. It is best suited to trading, retail, manufacturing, F&B, and multi-entity groups operating in Saudi Arabia or the GCC. Access from China is unknown, and there is no mention of Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay, or Chinese financial and tax compliance. For China-based companies operating mainly domestically, alternatives such as 用友, 金蝶, and 鼎捷 may be more relevant; for cross-border businesses or Middle East branches, ERPLY can be considered as a candidate.