Frequently asked questions

Glount is AI-powered accounting and ERP software in development, covering invoicing, customer management, inventory, expense management, financial reports, and tax & VAT management in one connected system.

Not yet. The cloud and on-premise applications are in active development. This website is our public information hub, and you can join early access to be notified as soon as testing opens.

Small and mid-sized businesses, accountants, and finance teams — particularly those operating in the UAE and wider GCC region who need VAT-compliant invoicing, inventory, and reporting in one system.

Both. We're building a cloud (SaaS) version for fast setup, and an on-premise version for organizations that need to host data on their own infrastructure.

Yes — inventory is one of the six core modules, with multi-location tracking, reorder alerts, and automatic cost-of-goods-sold posting into your financial reports.

Bank feed connections and reconciliation are planned as part of the financial reports and expense management modules.

Yes — the core accounting and financial reporting engine is designed to support IFRS and US GAAP, so it's built to work for businesses anywhere. VAT and tax automation is regional and rolling out UAE/GCC first, but the rest of the platform isn't limited to that region.

Yes — this is separate from VAT. Financial reporting is designed to support both IFRS and US GAAP presentation, so the core accounting engine works for businesses reporting under either standard, anywhere in the world. VAT/tax compliance is a different, region-specific layer that rolls out UAE/GCC first.

Yes — UAE VAT (5% standard rate) and Federal Tax Authority compliance are core to the tax & VAT management module, including VAT return preparation and e-invoicing–ready invoice data.

UAE comes first. Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman are on the roadmap given their own VAT frameworks under the GCC VAT agreement.

No. Glount is designed to keep your books accurate and VAT-ready, but it doesn't replace advice from a licensed tax agent or accountant, especially for complex tax positions.

AI is built across modules — drafting invoices, reading receipts, categorizing expenses, reconciling transactions, forecasting cash flow, and answering plain-language questions about your numbers.

No — AI drafts and suggests, but sending invoices, approving expenses, and filing returns stay under your team's control unless you choose to automate a specific step.

Use the contact form on this site to request early access — we'll reach out as testing phases open up.

Final pricing hasn't been set. See the Pricing page for our planned tier structure, which will be confirmed closer to launch.