Haseem launches e-invoicing software for Saudi SMEs

By AI, Created 10:21 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Haseem has launched a new e-invoicing and accounting platform for Saudi small and medium-sized businesses as the Kingdom pushes toward broader SME digitization and ZATCA compliance. The launch arrives while Saudi Arabia accelerates e-invoicing rollout and targets a larger SME contribution to GDP by 2030.

Why it matters: - Saudi Arabia is pushing SMEs to digitize faster as Vision 2030 targets a rise in SME contribution to GDP from 20% to 35%. - Businesses also need to keep pace with Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority e-invoicing rules while reducing manual financial work. - Haseem is positioning itself as a simpler operating system for invoicing, expenses, payments, and accounting.

What happened: - Haseem launched as an e-invoicing and accounting software platform built for Saudi businesses. - The platform is designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises manage invoicing, expenses, payments, and financial operations. - CEO and Founder Badr Nour said Haseem was built to make the shift to digitized, compliant financial workflows easier for Saudi SMEs.

The details: - Haseem offers electronic invoicing, tax invoices, supplier bills, expense tracking, customer and supplier records, bank and cash management, tax reports, and financial visibility in one place. - The platform is aimed at business owners and finance teams that want a practical system without the complexity often tied to traditional accounting software. - Saudi Arabia’s SME base continues to expand, with Monsha’at’s SME Monitor showing 1.7 million active commercial registrations in 2025. - The Vision 2030 Annual Report put the digital economy’s contribution to GDP at 15.8%. - Saudi Arabia’s electronic invoicing system, known as Fatoorah, is being rolled out by ZATCA in two main phases. - Phase Two is being introduced in waves, with taxpayers notified at least six months before their integration wave.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a broader shift away from spreadsheets, paper invoices, and disconnected tools. - Haseem is betting that SMEs will prefer software that combines compliance and day-to-day financial management in one system. - Nour said e-invoicing should become the foundation for better financial visibility, cleaner operations, and smarter business decisions.

What’s next: - More Saudi businesses are expected to enter the e-invoicing ecosystem as ZATCA’s phased rollout continues. - Haseem is aiming to support that transition as SMEs modernize their financial workflows. - The company says it wants to help growing businesses stay ready for compliance without adding operational complexity.

The bottom line: - Haseem is launching into a policy-driven market where Saudi SMEs need digital tools that satisfy both growth ambitions and e-invoicing rules.