Xero bookkeeping

Where Xero fits a Saudi file

Xero's bank feeds and multi-currency tools suit a company trading across the Gulf or invoicing clients abroad, whether that is a Jeddah import business or a Riyadh consultancy billing internationally. We work inside an organisation you already run, or set one up fresh under your own subscription.

Getting the file itself right

Bank rules and app connections get configured early so coding speeds up the longer we hold the file, and monthly categorisation, reconciliation and close all run inside Xero's own reports rather than a parallel spreadsheet nobody else can check.

VAT and the ownership split, tracked inside the ledger

Xero's VAT reporting stays current as transactions get coded, and where ownership is mixed, the chart of accounts is built so the Saudi and GCC share and the non-Saudi share are visible from the first entry, not reclassified once the 120-day filing window is already tight.

You hold the keys

We come in as the advisor you invite, at whatever access level you set, and you can remove that access whenever you choose. The subscription itself stays billed in your name, never bundled into our fee in a way that would leave you without the file if you ever switched providers.

Bringing history across

Where you are migrating from a spreadsheet, QuickBooks Online or Zoho Books, we bring the chart of accounts, contacts, open invoices and bills, and opening balances across intact, so monthly bookkeeping starts from day one with no gap in the history behind it.