Dubai · our home ground

SynTrack was built on Dubai’s trade. Literally.

SynTrack is ERP software for trading and distribution businesses in Dubai — van sales, warehousing, counter sales, inventory and VAT-ready accounting on one database — built and supported by Synergia Soft, a Dubai-based software company founded in 2018. Synergia Soft is headquartered in Oud Metha, and every SynTrack module was hardened on this city’s realities: Deira counters selling on credit and post-dated cheques, Al Quoz warehouses picking by bin, vans invoicing offline in basement loading docks, and Jebel Ali containers whose clearing bill decides the margin.

Below is how the actual products map to the actual city — not "ERP" in the abstract.

HQ
Oud Metha — the team that builds SynTrack
21 steps
the van sales day, login to day-close
FEFO
bin-level WMS in Al Quoz & DIP
PDC
post-dated cheques, native in finance

Business in Dubai

Six Dubai operations, one database.

Dubai imports, re-exports and distributes, and each part of the city works to its own rhythm. This is how SynTrack fits each.

JBL

Jebel Ali & the free zone

Importers and re-exporters around Jebel Ali Port: goods received against purchase orders, landed cost to item level, and customs Bills of Entry and Exit tracked in Freight Forwarding.

DEI

Deira trading houses

Wholesale counters selling to account customers on credit and post-dated cheques: price tiers, live credit checks and PDC registers with maturity calendars.

AQZ

Al Quoz warehouses

The sheds that serve the city: bin locations, scan-verified picking, FEFO for food and pharma, and a load check before every van leaves.

DIP

Dubai Investments Park

Distribution hubs and light industry: multi-warehouse stock, production work orders where goods are made, and finished goods straight into sellable stock.

RTE

Routes across the city

Vans and delivery trucks run from Deira to Jebel Ali, selling and delivering offline in basements and loading docks, and syncing when signal returns.

FTA

FTA & eInvoicing

VAT documents in Arabic and English, and every invoice prepared eInvoice-ready for exchange through UAE Accredited Service Providers.

Industries in Dubai

The Dubai businesses SynTrack is built for.

Trading, distribution and logistics carry much of Dubai’s commerce. These are the operations our modules are set up to run.

FM

FMCG & food distribution

Van sales and store deliveries across the city, with batch, expiry and FEFO control from chiller to dry store.

TR

General trading & re-export

Purchasing, landed cost and multi-currency finance for traders who import through Jebel Ali and sell locally and across the region.

BM

Building materials & hardware

Trade counters selling to contractors on account, with contractor price tiers, credit limits and counter invoices handed off as site deliveries.

PH

Pharmacy & healthcare distribution

Batch-level traceability, expiry-first picking and recall reports for medicines and medical supplies.

LOG

Freight, 3PL & warehousing

Forwarders and third-party warehouses: job files with customs declarations, customer-owned stock kept separate, and storage billed daily.

ELC

Electronics & spare parts

Serial-tracked items, barcode lookup and bin-accurate locations for thousands of small SKUs.

Products, mapped to the city

Where each SynTrack product earns its keep in Dubai.

VAN

Van Sales — Deira to DIP routes

Drivers sell, print FTA tax invoices and collect at the door — offline in basements and industrial areas, synced when signal returns. Day-close in minutes per van.

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POS

Counter Sales — trade counters & showrooms

Barcode-fast billing for Deira and Dragon Mart-style wholesale: customer price tiers, credit limits checked live, and PDC-heavy account customers handled properly.

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WMS

Warehouse — Al Quoz & DIP

Bin locations, scan-verified picking and FEFO rotation for the sheds where Dubai actually stores its goods. The van-loading handshake ends morning disputes.

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FRT

Freight & landed cost — Jebel Ali

Job files with milestones and customs papers, and landed cost allocated from container to item — so the clearing bill lands in your item cost, not your surprise column.

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FIN

Accounting — FTA formats & PDCs

Tax invoices and credit notes in FTA format, Arabic and English, VAT return built from the documents, and post-dated cheque registers with maturity calendars.

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FLT

Fleet & Transport — Salik-aware

Live GPS through your provider, driver behaviour scores, and Salik, fuel and fines charged to the trip they belong to.

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A working day on SynTrack

One day at a Dubai distributor.

An illustrative day for a trading and distribution business with a warehouse in Al Quoz, a counter in Deira and imports through Jebel Ali — the way SynTrack is set up for the city.

  1. Early morning

    Vans loaded in Al Quoz

    Pick lists run by route and bin path, and each van’s load is checked against the plan before it leaves the yard.

  2. Morning

    The Deira counter opens

    Trade customers are billed by barcode, their price tier applied and their credit limit and overdue checked before any account sale.

  3. Midday

    Vans selling across the city

    Drivers sell, print FTA-format tax invoices and collect at the door — offline in basements, synced when signal returns.

  4. Afternoon

    A Jebel Ali container arrives

    Goods are scanned in against the purchase order, variances flagged at the dock, and freight, customs and transport charges allocated into item cost.

  5. Late afternoon

    Collections and PDCs

    Cash, card and post-dated cheques are recorded against invoices, and PDC maturities and receivables aging stay current.

  6. Evening

    Day close

    Vans and cashiers close the day, stock and cash reconcile, and every document has already posted to the ledger and the VAT report.

UAE VAT & eInvoicing

Compliance for Dubai businesses, explained plainly.

The UAE charges VAT at 5%. SynTrack produces tax invoices, credit notes and statements in FTA formats, in Arabic and English, and builds the VAT return report from the documents themselves.

UAE eInvoicing follows a Decentralised Continuous Transaction Control and Exchange (DCTCE) “5-corner” model: supplier and buyer each connect through Accredited Service Providers, which exchange the invoice and report tax data to the FTA. Per the announced phased rollout, a pilot runs from 1 July 2026, mandatory adoption starts with businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million and above from 1 January 2027, other businesses from 1 July 2027, and government entities from 1 October 2027. Confirm your phase against the Ministry of Finance portal, as timelines can be updated.

SynTrack prepares every invoice as structured, eInvoice-ready data at creation — from the back office, the trade counter and the van — for exchange through an Accredited Service Provider.

VAT

5% VAT, FTA formats

Tax invoices, credit notes and VAT reports in Arabic and English.

EIN

eInvoice-ready at source

Structured invoice data from the office, the counter and the van.

ASP

Through an ASP

Exchange and reporting through UAE Accredited Service Providers, per the DCTCE model.

How we deliver

How a Dubai implementation runs.

WEEK 1

Discovery on your floor

We walk your Al Quoz warehouse and ride a Deira route before writing a single requirement.

WEEKS 2–4

Configure & migrate

Items, customers, balances and open PDCs loaded and reconciled while your team keeps trading.

WEEK 5

Train by role

Drivers on the van app, storekeepers on scanners, accountants on VAT returns — at your premises, repeated until it sticks.

GO-LIVE

Parallel run, then switch

Old and new side by side until stock, cash and balances match. Then Dubai runs on SynTrack.

Choosing an ERP in Dubai

What to check before you commit.

Whichever system you choose, these are the questions that matter for a Dubai trading, distribution or logistics business.

  • FTA-format VAT documents in Arabic and English
  • eInvoice-ready invoices for your 2027 eInvoicing phase
  • Landed cost on Jebel Ali imports, allocated to item level
  • A van app that sells and invoices offline
  • Credit limits checked at the counter and on the van
  • Post-dated cheque registers and receivables aging
  • Bin-level warehouse control with FEFO
  • An implementation team you can visit in Dubai

Questions

SynTrack in Dubai — FAQs.

Which SynTrack products do Dubai businesses usually start with?

Most start with Van Sales plus Inventory, or Counter Sales plus Accounting for trade-counter businesses. Modules share one database, so WMS, Fleet or Freight switch on later without re-implementation.

Does the van sales app really work in Al Quoz basements?

Yes — offline-first is the core design: the 21-step route day (load, sell, invoice, collect, return, day-close) runs entirely on the device and syncs when coverage returns.

Can SynTrack handle Deira-style credit and PDCs?

Yes. Credit limits and overdue status are checked at the counter and on the van before selling, and post-dated cheques have their own registers with maturity tracking — GCC trade reality, built in.

How does Jebel Ali landed cost work?

Freight, customs and transport charges on a shipment are allocated across its items automatically, so item cost and margin are true — before you price the next sale.

Can we visit your Dubai office before deciding?

Please do — Office 308, Business Venue Building, Oud Metha. Bring your messiest report; seeing SynTrack with the team that builds it beats any brochure.

How long does a Dubai implementation take?

A typical first phase follows the plan on this page: discovery at your warehouse, counter and routes in week 1, configuration and data migration in weeks 2–4, role-based training in week 5, then a parallel run until stock, cash and balances match. Multi-branch operations roll out in phases agreed after discovery.

When does UAE eInvoicing apply to my Dubai business?

Per the announced rollout, a pilot runs from 1 July 2026; businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million and above follow from 1 January 2027, other businesses from 1 July 2027 and government entities from 1 October 2027. Confirm your phase on the Ministry of Finance portal. SynTrack prepares every invoice eInvoice-ready at creation, for exchange through an Accredited Service Provider.

Can one system run our Jebel Ali free zone company and our mainland company?

Yes. Multiple companies, branches and warehouses run on one system with full segregation: separate and consolidated reporting, local control per branch, and one view of the group for management.

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A 30-minute session at our Oud Metha office or yours: a live van route, a counter bill with a credit check, and the VAT report they both land in.

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