Launching a project and opening reservations.
Key points:
- Units, areas, prices and payment plans defined in one record.
- Reservations opened and tied to the off-plan sale contract.
- Every unit followed from reservation through to title transfer.
Built for Saudi developers.
One record, in Arabic, on the same government rails you file into today.
Request a demoThe workflows on this page are shaped on live projects at our first customer, a Saudi development company owned by one of EDARA's founders and working with us as our anchor design partner.
Illustrative development photograph, not an EDARA project.
Built to integrate with the Saudi government stack
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How a developer runs on EDARA.
These are workflows from inside the product, not case studies, and we name no customers we do not have.
Collecting through the escrow account.
Key points:
- Installments scheduled against construction milestones.
- Receipts reconciled with the Wafi escrow account.
- E-invoices issued to ZATCA requirements from the same record.
Handover and government filings.
Key points:
- Construction progress followed as the work happens.
- Handover completed and a signed record kept per unit.
- Reports for the authorities prepared from that same record.
Do we have to replace our current system?
Not necessarily. EDARA starts from the project and unit record, and the move happens in stages, project by project, instead of stopping operations all at once.
How long does it take to go live?
It depends on the number of projects and units and on the state of your data today. We set the timeline after a scoping session, and we do not quote one before that.
Which government systems is it built to integrate with?
EDARA is built to integrate with ZATCA for e-invoicing, Nafath for login, Wathq for commercial-registry and title-deed lookups, Najiz for the title transfer, REGA for off-plan project licensing, Wafi escrow for collections, and Ejar for lease contracts.
Is it in Arabic?
Yes. EDARA is built in Arabic, on Saudi business logic, not translated from a global product. English is available too.
How is EDARA different from a general ERP?
A general ERP is configured to fit real estate development after you buy it. EDARA is built on project units, payment plans, escrow and handover as its foundation, not as an add-on.
How is it priced?
The subscription follows the projects and units you run. Tell us your portfolio size and we quote it.