Close the month in days. Take your evenings back.
Your accounting and reporting team, always on. Sixteen agents read every document, code every entry, reconcile every bank line and rebuild your reports overnight. Then they bring you the two or three calls that are yours to make.
- 21:00Intake agent received a WhatsApp photo from Rashid. Gulf Technical Supplies, INV-4471.
- 21:01Tax agent tax-invoice criteria met · TRN valid · VAT 199.50 recoverable.
- 21:02Coding agent IT equipment · Dubai office, 96% from 31 similar entries. Posted J-2291 to Zoho Books.
- 21:40Duplicate watch INV-4471 arrived again by email. Merged, not posted twice.
- 23:15Collections agent reminder 2 of 3 sent to ELC Group. SI-1187, 12 days overdue.
- 06:05Bank-match agent 312 of 314 lines matched to source overnight.
- 06:06Decision for Layla cheque 100421 · AED 250 cleared with no document. Asking you.
- 06:30Close agent Knight Frank rent released · month 3 of 12. Checklist 68%.
- 06:45Reporting agent September pack rebuilt. Gross margin down 2.1 pts, explanation attached.
Sixteen specialists. No new headcount.
One agent, one workflow, one set of limits you set. Each explains itself, shows its evidence, and hands you the call the moment judgement is needed. No black box, no surprises in the ledger.
Three people, one set of books.
Run it yourself, or have it run with you.
The same agents, the same ledger, two levels of involvement. Priced by the complexity of your books, not by seats. A person is in the loop either way: yours, ours, or both.
Connect your ledger, send your documents, and the essential workflows run on their own: intake, coding, bank matching, reminders and one plain report a month. You approve the few calls that need you. Nobody else touches your books.
- IncludedThe core workflows, one entity, standard reports, the decision queue.
- Your partSend documents. Answer the two or three questions a week the agents cannot settle alone.
- LimitsEssential workflows only. When the books outgrow it, move up without moving out.
Everything in Self-serve, with our accountants running the agents on your books. We review the exceptions, correct where necessary, prepare the close and report to you and your board. Every judgement call passes a person before it reaches the ledger.
- IncludedEvery workflow, multi-entity, custom reports, a named accountant, the close run for you.
- Humans in the loopWe manage, report and correct. You keep the approvals that are yours: limits, locks, sign-off.
- Built togetherWhat we learn on your books becomes product. You see the improvement first, and it is yours to keep.
We lived the close. Then we decided nobody should have to.
We spent years inside finance functions in Dubai: in shared-service centres, in the finance teams of contractors and traders, in the back offices of firms that closed the books for others. The pattern was the same everywhere. Twenty working days of a month, then five nights of catching up on them.
Receipts in a drawer. A supplier's invoice keyed three times by three people. A bank line nobody could explain, carried forward because the deadline came first. A VAT return filed with a knot in the stomach. Good accountants doing work that did not need an accountant, and no time left for the work that did.
Software did not fix it. Every system we used still waited for a person to type. So we built the person's shift instead: agents that read, code, match and prepare all month, and stop for a human exactly where a human should be. The name is the Arabic حساب, account and reckoning. It is a Gulf company, built for how business is actually done here.
Four products. Each stands on its own.
Hysaab is the accounting and reporting product. hysaab invoice reads and checks invoices on its own, hysaab services OS runs a professional services firm, and Ibtidah finds the finance people. All four are built in Dubai by the same team, with a person in the loop on every judgement call.
The reference shelf, written by the people who built the agents.
- Cabinet Decision 149 of 2026: what changes for UAE input VAT recovery from 1 October 2026
- What makes a valid UAE tax invoice — the Article 59 checklist
- UAE VAT and Corporate Tax deadlines, in one place
- A month-end close checklist for UAE SMEs
- Why Hysaab sits on top of your ledger instead of replacing it
- How UAE end-of-service gratuity (EOSB) is calculated
The first hundred set the pace.
One hundred companies join before the doors open on 28 October, with founder pricing locked in for as long as you stay. Work email only. A real person reads every entry and replies.
Or book a demo and we will walk your own ledger through it.