Bring your file
Export Excel; use CSV or paste from Excel for your chart of accounts.
From your numbers to your next decision.
Connect profit with cash. Understand what sits behind your numbers, with financial analysis and reports that bring the picture together.
No sign-up. Keep your accounting software.
Explore profit alongside cash, and identify accounts worth reviewing.
Select a metric. Understand the number before you act.
Your demo is open — change the month or comparison, then select a metric.
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Through supported Excel exports; use CSV or paste from Excel for your chart of accounts. Review the mapping.
.XLSX + .CSVA future step, separate from file uploads available today.
THE DECISION ROOM / TEST AN ASSUMPTION
Move the slider to change collection time. See how one operational change affects cash tied up in receivables, even when sales stay the same.
Potential change in cash · SAR
2,700,000 ÷ 30 × (56 − 46) = 900,000
Assumptions: monthly credit sales of 2.7 million ÷ 30 days × (56 − collection days). Opening cash: 2.27 million. Estimated effect with other factors held constant; a website illustration, not a financial forecast.
01 / A shorter route to clarity
Keep your software and your workflow. Start with a trial balance, general ledger or receivables aging export.
Export Excel; use CSV or paste from Excel for your chart of accounts.
See account levels and suggested classifications.
Statements, metrics, liquidity and working capital.
Structured reports for management or a bank, after your review.
Setup depends on the quality of your export and account classification.
02 / Understanding you can trace
See its source, read its formula and explore available account detail and reconciliation differences. A learning path for beginners; a traceable trail for reviewers.
Revenue growth alone is not enough. Compare profit, then ask: did it turn into cash?
Net profit ÷ revenue × 100
03 / Your role. Your perspective.
Choose your role to see where the value begins.
Start with a concise view of performance and liquidity, then open an explanation when you need it.
Explore collection impact ↗Dashboard04 / A language for decisions
From a focused executive summary to deeper analysis. Six report design directions, shown as Arabic samples with illustrative data.
A balanced view of performance and detail.
Space for discussion and comparison.
The detail a finance leader needs.
Deep navy and clear contrast.
Quiet space. Direct reading.
Metrics, charts and priorities.
Report design concepts; approval and integration into the platform are separate steps.
FOR ACCOUNTING FIRMS & THEIR CLIENTS
A path from company organization through review and close, to insight the client understands and reporting that carries your identity.
Explore the firm offering ↗
Scroll through the client journey ↓
Company, period and access come first.
Organize client companies in your workspace and review team access. Choose the right company and reporting period before analysis.
From account review to period controls.
Review mappings, differences and adjustments, then use period-close and authorized reopening controls. Keep the change history available for review.
What changed? Where should we look next?
Connect profitability with cash, receivables aging and working capital. Explain variances and comparisons to support the client’s discussion.
Management, analysis and tax in an organized view.
Configure report branding and export available statements and review outputs. Check tax adjustments and the rule version before sharing results.
05 / Local detail. Connected context.
Review reports connect accounts, adjustments and the selected rule version, with visible steps behind the results.
Results depend on inputs, classification and rules. A specialist should review before filing; withholding is estimated and payroll income tax is an input.
06 / Meet Mx
A financial assistant that answers in Egyptian Arabic, using knowledge inside the platform. It explains concepts, offers alternatives and asks for clarity or declines when no suitable answer is found.
Financial knowledge for professional review. Voice and provider availability depend on configuration and browser.

Scripted example conversation
07 / Clarity, under control
Access by user, company and permission.
Locking and authorized reopening controls.
Trace changes and their actors.
Keep the version approved inside the platform separate from latest data.
Data access follows the organization boundary.
No. Start with supported Excel exports; CSV or paste is available for your chart of accounts. Review the classification. Direct ERP connections are a future step.
No. All financial figures and screenshots in this presentation use synthetic illustrative data, not customer results.
Mx helps you read and understand without changing figures or posting accounting entries. Available assistant actions require your confirmation.
No. They support review and analysis using supplied data and selected rules; they do not represent tax authority certification.
A CLEAR PATH
Choose a step and see data turn into a clearer picture.
Start with clear sources and a defined context.
Connect the indicators and explore performance in detail.
A connected perspective to help you identify your next step.
Start with a better question about your numbers.
Explore the demo. Select a metric. See what is behind it.