ERP software built in Lebanon, for Lebanese businesses

It depends on size and sector, but the practical shortlist for a Lebanese SMB comes down to whether the system handles multi-currency properly, whether local support exists in your time zone, and whether it fits a company of tens rather than thousands of staff. Wizard Cloud ERP is built in Lebanon around exactly those constraints, and is used by companies including Al Mandaloun Group, Choucair Group and M. Nassif & Fils.

Yes. Accounts, invoices and payments can be held in any currency, with the exchange rate applied at the time of each transaction and revaluation run at period end. This is the single most common reason Lebanese companies outgrow their accounting software, so it is handled in the core ledger rather than bolted on.

Yes. VAT is calculated as transactions post and the reports needed for filing are generated from the ledger rather than rebuilt separately. Because purchasing, sales and accounting share one database, the VAT position reflects what actually moved rather than what someone remembered to enter.

Wizard is priced by the modules you license and the number of users, so a company starting with accounting and inventory pays considerably less than one switching on all fourteen. There is no public price list because the range is wide. Book a demo and you will get a figure for your actual setup rather than a starting-from number that does not apply to you.

Yes. Multi-currency and multi-location are the same mechanism whether the second site is in Tripoli or Dubai. Several Wizard customers run branches across Lebanon and the Gulf from one system.

For a company starting with accounting and inventory, setup is measured in weeks rather than months. The time goes into migrating existing data and agreeing how your processes should work, not into the software itself. Wizard runs the onboarding and training as part of the engagement.