No service without a ticket
Every car that comes in gets a numbered ticket with its plate, the service and the worker who did it. The ticket is the source; the invoice follows from it.
At a car wash the service takes minutes, payment is mostly cash, staff change often, and prepaid packages are used weeks later. Money leaks quietly in a place like that. Furat ties the ticket to the number plate, the shift to the cash custody, the package to its balance and the supplies to their stock — the loop closes and your income becomes one number, not an estimate.
The right system for a car wash brings four things together: a fast cashier that works offline, packages and subscriptions deducted automatically from the balance, a shift close with a cash reconciliation, and a simplified invoice with a QR code, compliant with ZATCA and connected to the FATOORA platform. Furat gives you all of it in one account, in Arabic, from SAR 89 a month per device before VAT, live in one to three working days.
Last updated: 16 September 2026
Because a car wash sells a service, not visible stock: no item goes missing from a shelf to catch your eye when income leaks. Revenue is proven only by the ticket — no ticket, no revenue, and no trace. Prepaid packages also make part of your income an obligation you owe, not profit, and supplies, water and labour are spent with no entry to match them. A system here isn't an admin luxury — it's the only thing that makes the month-end number checkable.
Every car that comes in gets a numbered ticket with its plate, the service and the worker who did it. The ticket is the source; the invoice follows from it.
An opening float, then cash and card matched against the tickets at closing. Any difference is logged with the cashier's name and the time.
A prepaid subscription is deducted wash by wash, and at any moment you know the value of what you've sold but not yet delivered.
Eight capabilities built around how Saudi car washes work: one branch or a chain, water or waterless, fixed or mobile.
Different prices for sedans, SUVs and 4x4s, plus add-ons like polishing, fragrance and seat cleaning — picked in two taps, with no manual price changes.
An 8-wash package or an unlimited monthly subscription, defined with its validity and deducted on each visit by scanning the plate or the customer's mobile number.
Issued ZATCA-compliant on the first try, sent to the FATOORA platform instantly, and shared with the customer by text or WhatsApp.
Each ticket is tied to whoever did the job, so you get a report of cars and services per worker — a fair basis for incentives instead of personal judgement.
Shampoo, polish, towels and cloths are issued against each service, so you know the true cost of a wash and get an alert before anything runs out.
The plate opens the customer's record: visits, package and notes — so you reach them with an offer that fits their habits, not a generic message.
Peak hours, average invoice and the share of packages in your income, per branch — so you plan staff and shifts on numbers, not guesses.
Every invoice, supplies issue and shift close creates its own entry, so the VAT return is ready with no second entry.
These are the six most common losses at car washes. The table shows each risk, where it shows up in your car wash, and the control inside the system that stops it.
| Risk | How it happens in practice | The control in Furat |
|---|---|---|
| A wash with no invoice | A car is washed and the money changes hands directly | A mandatory numbered ticket tied to the plate, and closing refuses open tickets |
| A cash difference in the shift | A cash drawer with no opening float and no reconciliation | Closing reconciles cash and card, and any difference is logged with the cashier's name and the time |
| Packages used beyond what they cover | Washes given as a favour against an old subscription | The package balance is deducted automatically, and no wash goes through once the balance or validity runs out |
| An unauthorised discount | Lowering the price or cancelling the ticket after payment | A discount limit per user; cancelling needs a supervisor's permission and is logged permanently |
| Unchecked use of supplies | Shampoo and polish issued with no link to the number of cars | A standard usage rate for each service, compared daily with actual usage in riyals |
| A fine for a non-compliant invoice | A handwritten invoice, or one missing the QR code and VAT number | A fixed compliant template that cannot be bypassed, sent to FATOORA with a status log |
In a fast cash business like a car wash, leaking just three washes a day adds up to a whole income lost over the year — with no trace to follow later.
Stop the leakWritten here in advance, so you can compare them with any other provider before we meet.
ZATCA-compliant invoices connected to the FATOORA platform, and every regulatory update reaches your account at no charge.
The cashier issues invoices offline and syncs them automatically — and a car wash in a car park or on the street can't always count on a connection.
The cashier screen is in Arabic and takes three steps; a new employee learns it in under a quarter of an hour, no manual needed.
Try it on your real car wash on your busiest days, with no commitment and no bank card.
Add branches to the same account with no second migration, and compare them on the same indicators from one dashboard.
A team in Riyadh that answers in Arabic by phone and WhatsApp, with migration and training at no cost.
The car wash package starts at SAR 89 a month per device before VAT and includes point of sale and tax invoicing; add inventory and accounting when you need them.
Compare plansYes. A package is defined by its number of washes, validity and car type, and each visit is deducted from the customer's balance by scanning the plate or mobile number. The remaining balance and unused value appear in a deferred-obligations report, so you know what you've sold but not yet delivered.
Every service starts with a numbered ticket tied to the plate, and no shift closes before cash and card are matched against the tickets issued. Discounts and cancellations need a user's permission, and every exception is logged in their name in a log that cannot be deleted.
Yes. The cashier works offline, issuing invoices and storing them locally, then syncs them automatically when the connection returns. Invoices go to the FATOORA platform after syncing, so service never stops and compliance never lags.
One to three working days. We enter your services, prices, packages and branches, migrate subscription customers from Excel for free, and train your cashiers remotely in Arabic, so your first compliant invoice goes out on your first day live.
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