Jabr

About Jabr

Jabr (جَبر) is an accounting platform built for businesses in Saudi Arabia. Its central idea is that the owner or accountant describes a transaction by voice or text, in Arabic or English, and the built-in AI assistant proposes the accounting treatment as a draft journal entry. The user reviews the debit and credit lines and approves them before anything is posted to the books. The product is operated from Riyadh.

The company's site describes a set of connected ledgers shared by the business owner and the accountant, with supporting documents, an approval log and an audit trail kept in the same place. Features listed include AI-assisted bookkeeping, e-invoicing described as compatible with the second phase of Saudi e-invoicing requirements, a filings centre, payroll and social insurance lists, and bank reconciliation. The site also lists industry-specific solutions, integrations with sales, payment and banking services, and free calculators and Saudi accounting guides. The interface is Arabic-first, and the site states that the accounting follows IFRS for SMEs as endorsed by SOCPA.

Jabr also lets users connect external AI assistants, naming Claude, ChatGPT and any MCP-compatible assistant, to the same authorised accounting tools, and it offers a developer integration interface. New users can try the professional plan free for seven days without a payment card. The site mentions an academic pricing option and security positioning that references PDPL alignment, encryption at rest and ISO 27001, 27017 and 27018.

The brand is a registered trademark owned and operated by Asas Albahth Trading Company Limited (شركة أساس البحث التجارية المحدودة), a Saudi limited company with a unified number shown on the site. The pages reviewed do not name founders or executives, give a founding year, or report funding, customer numbers or investors, so those details are not included here.