AI-powered accounting automation

Your books,ready.

Skip the manual tracking and matching — and stop juggling systems. Sakb runs your finances: posting entries, closing your books, and preparing your reports automatically. Built for Saudi Arabia and the GCC.

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Bookkeeping is costly.

Specialized systems

Accounting software is built for accountants — correct setup, entries, and reconciliations demand professional knowledge.

Scattered operations

Your business runs across multiple systems — collecting, reviewing, and verifying the data is a constant daily headache.

Changing regulations

Multiple laws and requirements — staying compliant means knowing them all and how they actually work.

30% of a business owner's time goes to managing and chasing these details — usually with no certainty it's being done right.

Sakb.

A smart system for accountants and non-accountants alike

Integrations, matching, and processing — fully automated

Compliance built into every entry

From chaos
to closed books.

Four steps — from the first connection to a reconciled, report-ready ledger.

Connect your systems

Direct integrations with banks, sales systems, Google Sheets, and any other system through a public API.

Enter data your way

Manual entry, smart invoice capture, file uploads, or a direct API connection — whatever suits your workflow.

Process with a trusted engine

An accounting engine built on IFRS and a tax engine built for the GCC — it corrects, flags, and drafts your reports.

Your data stays safe

Stored and fully managed in line with Saudi PDPL data-protection standards.

Common questions.

What does Sakb actually do?

Sakb delivers finished books, not accounting software. Your invoices, receipts, and bank transactions go in; closed, reconciled, tax-ready books come out. You approve the work instead of doing it.

How does it work?

Connect your data — invoices, bank feeds, and receipts. Sakb classifies, matches, and posts every transaction, then prepares your VAT returns and month-end close. Nothing is final until a human approves it. Every entry is traceable back to its source document.

Do I still need an accountant?

For most SMEs, Sakb is the entire accounting function. For larger or more complex businesses, Sakb does the manual work — data entry, matching, and reconciliation — so your accountant focuses on judgment and review, not processing.

How does the automation work? Can it make mistakes?

Sakb never posts anything without approval. Everything it prepares is marked, reviewable, and traceable to the source document. When it isn't confident, it asks — it doesn't guess. You stay in control; Sakb does the labor.

Which countries does Sakb support?

Saudi Arabia first — ZATCA e-invoicing, VAT, and WHT are native, not add-ons. The six GCC countries are covered and currently in testing: Saudi Arabia launches first, and the rest will follow shortly.

Is Sakb ZATCA-compliant?

Yes. Sakb meets ZATCA's e-invoicing requirements — Phase 2 clearance and reporting are built into the core. Invoices are submitted automatically.

Where is my data stored, and who can see it?

Your data is hosted in Google Cloud's Dammam region, inside Saudi Arabia. We operate in line with Saudi data regulations: data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and all employee access to sensitive client or vendor data is logged. Your data is never used to train our models — and the system itself accesses only what it needs to process your work, anonymously.

Can I migrate from my current system?

Yes. Opening balances, customers, vendors, and historical transactions can be imported in bulk — whether you're coming from another platform or from spreadsheets. Most businesses are live within days.

Why is Sakb invite-only right now?

Because we deliver an outcome, not a login. During the invite period, we onboard businesses in order, personally, to guarantee the level of service every user gets. Join the waitlist and you'll be onboarded in turn.

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Your books, ready.

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