English and Arabic
Use Kept in English or Arabic. In Arabic the whole app reads right to left, not just translated labels.
Features
From your first balances to the tax return, every figure in Kept stays linked to the receipt, invoice or payment it came from.
Keep a price list of what you sell, then create quotes, invoices and credit notes from it.
Explore the features02Supplier bills, purchase orders, regular costs and staff expense claims all live here.
Explore the features03Bring in your bank statement and Kept matches each payment to its invoice or bill.
Explore the features04Your VAT return is filled in from your books.
Explore the features05Your year-end financial statements (IFRS for SMEs) come from the same books, and Kept works out your corporate tax from them.
Explore the features06Kept already builds the structured version of an invoice.
Explore the features07Record a payment when it happens and link it to what it pays.
Explore the features08Give a customer a statement of what they owe, so their accounts team can check it.
Explore the features09Get your year-end financial statements (IFRS for SMEs), including equity and cash flow.
Explore the features10Enter the customer, what you charge, how often and from when, just once.
Explore the featuresUse Kept in English or Arabic. In Arabic the whole app reads right to left, not just translated labels.
Once something is in your books, it is never overwritten. Mistakes are fixed with a visible correction, finished periods can be locked, and a filed return is sealed so its figures cannot change.
Create an invoice, photograph a supplier bill or bring in your bank statement.
Look over what Kept suggests and tap Right, or change what is wrong. Nothing is booked before you confirm.
Open your VAT or corporate tax return, see what is behind each figure, then file it yourself.
A longer read on each part of Kept: what it does, what you see, what it refuses to do on purpose, and what is not there yet.
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