One Odoo across your free zone and mainland companies.And every warehouse between them.

One database, two companies inside it. Each keeps its own currency, chart of accounts, numbering sequences, document layouts and tax registration, with a consolidated view above them. What stays shared — items, contacts, users — and how sales between the two entities are recorded is decided during scoping, because it is hard to unpick later. Which entity invoices which customer, how each is registered for VAT, and what any e-invoicing requirement asks of the invoice itself follow your licences and your tax adviser; we configure what is confirmed to us.

Yes. Each warehouse carries its own locations and replenishment rules, and goods that have left the supplier but not yet arrived can be tracked and valued in a transit location of their own. Movements between the free zone store and the mainland warehouse become recorded operations with their own documents, instead of a quantity someone adjusts by hand. Re-export is handled the same way: the goods keep their origin, their lot and their reference from receipt through to the outbound document.

Odoo can spread those costs across a receipt by value, weight, volume or quantity. The configuration work is choosing the basis, handling the forwarder invoice that arrives after the goods, and deciding what happens when it arrives after the sale. The point of doing it properly is that margin can then be read per shipment, not only per item.

The company keeps its books in AED while purchases, sales and settlements are recorded in the currencies they are actually made in: pricelists, bank journals and the handling of exchange differences are configured around that. The rate source, how often rates are updated and how differences on open items are treated are agreed with your finance team and your auditor, then applied in the system rather than corrected in a spreadsheet afterwards.

The gap is hours, not days: our morning is your midday, so most of the work happens live rather than through overnight email. The project runs in English, the language your teams share, and Arabic is added where a document or a counterparty requires it. The phases where being in the building matters — the stock count, warehouse training, go-live — are scheduled in advance, with named contacts and written decisions in between.

Azinove is an official Odoo Partner headquartered in Bahrain (Azinove W.L.L, Isa Town, commercial registration CR 190436-1), with its engineering team in Strasbourg, France. We have no company or office in the Emirates; Dubai groups are served from Bahrain and Strasbourg.

Yes. The work runs remotely and live from Isa Town and Strasbourg, with on-site phases from Bahrain, an hour’s flight from Dubai, for the stock count, warehouse training and go-live. Documents are configured in English and Arabic, with the VAT positions your adviser confirms for each licence.