Every row is true today, partly true today, work we do during your setup, or not offered. We say which.
| What a Gulf hotel apartment building needs | Where it stands |
|---|---|
| Guest data in the UAE or Saudi Arabia | Today. Every client gets a separate copy, hosted in the UAE or the Kingdom, or on your own servers. |
| The Tourism Dirham on the bill | Today, set during setup. It is added per bedroom per night as its own line, at your building’s category rate. The 30-night cap on long stays is adjusted by the desk; you still file the return with Dubai’s tourism department. |
| VAT on the invoice | Today, set during setup: tax rules per room type and a PDF invoice per booking. |
| Arabic booking site | Partly today. Guests can switch the site to Arabic and the layout runs right to left, but about half of the labels are translated and the rest show in English. We finish the guest screens during setup. |
| Dirhams and riyals | Today. Each copy has a home currency, and guests can switch the prices they see. |
| Card payments | Partly. Pay at the property and bank transfer work today, and PayPal is built in. A Gulf card gateway is checked and quoted during setup. |
| Booking.com, Expedia and Airbnb | No. Bookings do not sync with them. If most of your nights come from them, keep your channel manager and tell us which one you use; we tell you in writing whether we can connect it. |
| Shomoos, the DET holiday home system, ZATCA e-invoicing | No. Your desk keeps registering guests and filing as it does today. |
| WhatsApp confirmations, Hijri dates | No. Confirmations go by email, and dates show in the Gregorian calendar. |
















