Sharaketna vs QuickBooks

QuickBooks is complete accounting software for businesses and their accountants. Sharaketna does a smaller job: a shared, easy ledger that every partner can follow.

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Short answer: choose QuickBooks if you need formal accounting with invoicing, bank feeds, and tax reports. Choose Sharaketna if your partners want a simple, shared, Arabic and English record of the money and each partner's profit share.

What partners needSharaketnaQuickBooks
Built forBusiness partners and co-ownersBusiness owners and accountants
Profit share per partnerBuilt in, from percentagesNeeds equity accounts and accounting knowledge
Partners review each periodApproval workflowNot designed around partner approval
Arabic, right to leftFull Arabic interfaceEnglish-first
Invoicing, bank feeds, tax reportsNot includedIncluded, depending on plan and country
Learning curveMinutesAccounting knowledge helps

When QuickBooks is the better choice

  • You issue invoices and need bank reconciliation
  • Your accountant files taxes from your books
  • You run payroll or track inventory in detail

When Sharaketna fits better

  • Partners, not accountants, keep the records
  • You mainly need revenue, expenses, and each partner's share
  • Some partners need Arabic
  • You want approval before a month is final

Questions and answers

Can I use QuickBooks and Sharaketna together?

Yes. Some partnerships let their accountant keep the formal books in QuickBooks, while the partners use Sharaketna day to day to record, review, and see their shares.

Does Sharaketna do invoicing, payroll, or tax reports?

No. If you need those, QuickBooks or a similar accounting product is the right tool.

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