Built for the way UAE firms actually work

Thirty sectors, each with its own vocabulary, chart of accounts and tax treatment.

• Consultancy — From proposal to final invoice — every engagement, profitable and on record.
• Marketing & Creative Agency — Creative, digital, advertising and PR — delivered on brief, on budget, on time.
• Software & IT Services — Sprints, support and SLAs — with the commercials wired in.
• Architecture & Engineering — Long projects, phased fees and drawings — kept to budget and to programme.
• Accounting, Audit & Tax — Built by people who understand a compliance deadline.
• Legal Services — Matters, billable hours and disbursements — under control.
• Event Management & Experiential — Every event a project — budgeted, staffed and reconciled.
• Construction & Contracting — Projects, subcontractors and progress claims — costed and controlled.
• Recruitment & HR Consultancy — Placements, projects and retainers — tracked from brief to invoice.
• Executive & Operations — The whole firm on one screen — for the people who run it.
• Businessman Services (PRO) — Government fees, client documents and expiry dates — all under control.
• Trades & Contracting — Fit-out, MEP and scaffolding — priced, certified and collected.
• Real Estate — Brokerage and property management, on a ledger instead of a spreadsheet.
• F&B & Hospitality — Daily takings, aggregator settlements and food cost — reconciled, not estimated.
• Retail & Trading — Real gross margin — because duty and freight land on the goods, not the month.
• Logistics & Freight — A file that stays profitable after the carrier’s invoice arrives.
• Manufacturing — Production orders costed against the drawing that was approved.
• Freelance & Solo — Deliberately small — a deposit, a revision round and an invoice that gets paid.
• Media & Production — Crew, kit and edit suites — costed against the budget that was signed off.
• Printing & Signage — The signed proof is the line — and Consaya keeps it on the job.
• Healthcare & Clinics — Claims that get paid, and a VAT treatment that follows the treatment.
• Education & Training — Fees collected in advance are a liability until you have taught the term.
• Facilities Management — Is this call-out inside the contract, or billable? Asked when it is logged.
• Travel & Tourism — Agent or principal — the question that decides your turnover and your VAT.
• Automotive & Workshops — No approval, no work — and parts margin you can actually see.
• Beauty, Wellness & Fitness — A ten-session package is a liability until the tenth session.
• E-commerce — What the customer paid, and what the marketplace actually paid you.
• Security Services — The margin is the gap between the charge rate and the guard on the post.
• Insurance Brokerage — Commission is owed by the insurer — so age it against the insurer.
• Crypto & Web3 — A withdrawal is not a disposal — and an OTC desk is not a principal.