Zetta POS rings up the sale. Zetta Accounting keeps the ledger and files the VAT return. Take one on its own, or run both and watch a sale become a balanced journal without anybody typing it twice.
Each one is complete on its own. Neither needs the other to be worth having.
The till for a supermarket, a restaurant, a café or a retail shop. Barcode scanning, split payments, table plans and kitchen routing, returns and shift reports — with a QR-coded UAE tax invoice on every bill and stock that reconciles. It keeps selling when the line drops.
Double-entry books for a UAE business, with a chart of accounts in Arabic and English, the VAT 201 return split across the seven Emirates, customer and supplier ageing, and statements where every figure opens the document behind it. Works with no till at all.
The reason to buy the suite is not a discount. It is that the sale and the journal stop being two separate pieces of work.
A sale at the till posts revenue, output VAT and cost of goods in a balanced journal the moment it is rung up. No export, no spreadsheet, no month-end re-keying.
The VAT 201 is built from the invoices you actually issued, each box naming the documents behind it, rather than from figures somebody copied across.
Cashier, manager and accountant act in the same system, and every change keeps the value before and after it, with who did it and when.
Pick the mode when you set up a branch. The till, the receipt and the reports change to match the trade.
Scanner-driven fast lane, weighted barcodes, scale input, per-kg pricing and a price-check screen.
See how →Floor plan with live table timers, KOT routing to kitchen stations, courses, split bills and service charge.
See how →One-screen speed layout, order tokens, drink sizes and add-ons, repeat-last-order and loyalty at the start of the order.
See how →Variant matrix, serial capture, layaway, open-price items, warranty and exchange periods.
See how →Zetta POS is the till: it rings up sales, prints the tax invoice and keeps the stock. Zetta Accounting is the set of books behind it: the general ledger, the VAT 201 return and the financial statements. They are sold separately because plenty of businesses need only one.
Yes. A shop that only needs a till takes Zetta POS. A contractor or trading company that never rings up a sale takes Zetta Accounting. The suite plans carry both on one subscription for businesses that want the sale and the journal to be the same event.
Yes. Standard 5%, zero-rated, exempt, out of scope and reverse charge are all supported, full tax invoices and simplified invoices are issued according to the AED 10,000 rule, and the VAT 201 working file is produced box by box with sales split across the seven Emirates.
Yes. Each terminal caches its catalogue and queues sales locally, then syncs them in order when the line comes back. Nothing is lost and no sale is duplicated.
Yes. Every screen, receipt and report exists in Arabic and in English, laid out right to left, and the language can be changed at any time without losing your place.
Every invoice is stored in a structure that serialises to PINT AE / UBL XML today, with a pluggable transmitter so an Accredited Service Provider can be connected when the mandate applies to you. Transmission status, acknowledgements and an immutable archive are already on the invoice record.
Plans are billed monthly or yearly in AED and every plan includes the till, UAE VAT compliance, QR tax invoices and the accounting ledger. The larger plans add branches, registers, users and the AI assistant.
Send us your product list, or a trial balance, and we will set up a workspace with your data, your branding and your TRN, so you can try the real thing before you decide.