Everything your business does, in one place.
Quotes, invoices, stock, cash, suppliers and pay. One system instead of a notebook, three spreadsheets and a shoebox of receipts. You say what kind of business you are, and it hides everything you do not use.
No training course needed
If you can do the job, you can use the screen.
Each screen has one obvious next step, written in business words rather than accounting words. What your business does decides what is on the menu, so nobody scrolls past things they will never touch.
Pick what you are doing
Make an invoice, take money, receive goods — from a short list, not a menu with forty things in it.
Fill in what you already know
Plain labels, sensible defaults, and the Algerian document rules already in place.
Check, then save
A summary in normal language catches the mistake before anything is recorded.
One system, shaped to your business
Turn on what you use. Hide the rest.
A corner shop and an industrial group should not see the same screens. Choose your kind of business at setup and the rest disappears — you can switch any of it on the day you need it.
Sales & invoicing
Quotes, invoices, deliveries, credit notes, customer statements
Counter till
Scan, take cash, print a ticket, keep selling when the line drops
Delivery rounds
Load the van, print the sheet, settle every stop, count the bag
Purchases
Suppliers, orders, part deliveries, supplier bills and credits
Stock
Warehouses, balances, transfers, low-stock warnings, real value
Money
Cash, bank, cheques, customer deposits, bank statement matching
Equipment
Register a machine or a van, spread its cost, sell it off
Customer follow-up
Track a possible sale from the first call to yes or no
Staff & pay
Who works here, leave, and monthly pay with CNAS and IRG
Projects
Tasks, owners, dates, progress, and what gets billed
Work orders
Service, repair and delivery jobs that are not a product sale
Production
A recipe per product, a batch, and what one unit really cost
Reports & books
Journal, bilan, TCR, VAT control, and who did what
One company today. More if that day comes.
Start with one. Add another when you open one.
Most businesses here run one company and never need a second, and a single company never sees a group view or an empty switcher. If you open one — or already have three — they sit on the same installation, each with its own numbering, books and team.
- Each company keeps its own books
- Share customers and products only if you want to
- One read-only view that adds them up
Atlas Distribution
Algiers
Sahara Services
Ouargla
Atlas Group
You can always see which company you are in
Algeria is not an afterthought
The local rules are already inside.
NIF, NIS, RC, article d’imposition, TVA at 19% and 9%, invoice numbering and the dinar — set once for your company, then printed on every document. Trading somewhere else? That is a setting, not a different product.
Other things Horizon213 does
- Business managementQuotations, invoices, purchases, stock and cash in one workspace, in Arabic, French and English. Built for how Algerian businesses actually trade.One workspace for the whole commercial cycle
- InvoicingIssue invoices, quotations and credit notes carrying your NIF, NIS, RC and fiscal regime, with 19% and 9% VAT, in Arabic, French or English.Invoices that carry what an Algerian invoice has to carry
- StockLive balances per warehouse, movements you can trace to their document, reorder minimums, and a stock value that matches your accounts.Stock that agrees with your invoices and your accounts
- Point of saleA till that opens, takes sales, survives a dropped connection, and closes against a counted drawer — with the stock and the accounts updated behind it.A till that keeps working when the connection does not
- AccountingTrade documents post themselves to the journal. Review entries, control VAT before the G50, read the statements, and export your books for your accountant.The accounts follow the trade, not a second data entry
- Distribution roundsLoad a van, print the round sheet, settle each stop as delivered or returned, then close the round against the cash and the stock that came back.The van leaves loaded and comes back reconciled
- ProductionWrite a recipe per finished product, take the raw materials out of the store when a batch starts, and know what a unit really cost when it ends.What did that batch actually cost?
- Multi-companyRun several companies on one installation. Each keeps its own numbering, currency, tax profile and permissions, with a read-only consolidated group view.Several companies, one installation, no shared ledger
Look at it before you decide anything.
Open the demo and click around a real workspace with real records in it. Then call and describe your business in two minutes.