Across the tailoring shops of Souq Waqif, Al Sadd and Musheireb in Doha, and out in Al Rayyan, TailorSync runs your counter, your thobe and abaya orders and your workshop in one system. Cloud software you open in a browser, set to trade in QAR, built in the UAE by a family that has spent 30 years in the trade.
Free for 30 days. No card needed. Built for the UAE and GCC.
TailorSync is tailoring-shop ERP and POS software for Qatar, built in the UAE by the family behind a tailoring company with 30 years at the counter and in the workshop. It exists because generic retail tills, written by people who have never taken a measurement or promised an Eid delivery, cannot cope with how a Qatar tailor really trades. A walk-in at Souq Waqif needs a thobe altered by Thursday. A customer leaves a deposit on a bespoke abaya. Fabric runs short in the busy weeks before Eid or National Day. Because it is cloud software, a shop in Doha or Al Rayyan signs up and runs it from a browser, with nothing to install and no server on site, and you set your own currency to QAR. Qatar has no VAT today, so there is no tax to add to a Qatari sale. TailorSync is built around the UAE's FTA VAT rules as its primary tax market, so if Qatar ever introduces VAT the tax engine is already there.
Serve the walk-in trade of Souq Waqif and the Al Sadd shops fast: retail and account sales, deposits or full payment, and thermal 80mm or A4/A5 receipts. Every till runs on an open and close cash session with drawer reconciliation, so a busy Friday still balances at close.
Book each bespoke thobe, abaya or alteration with a firm delivery date and an assigned tailor. Every order moves through production statuses from cutting to finishing, and its deposit and running balance stay clear, so nothing promised for Thursday slips to the weekend.
Take a customer's measurements once and reuse them on the next order years later, whether it is a regular from Musheireb or a returning visitor. That is the end of re-measuring people, of phone photos of a tape measure, and of the notebook that goes missing behind the counter.
Hold fabrics, trims and finished pieces as SKUs with suppliers and low-stock alerts, and print barcode labels to scan at the till. Raise purchase orders against your suppliers in the souk or overseas, so a popular cloth does not run out in the run-up to Eid or National Day.
Issue clean sales invoices and receipts with sequential numbering, in QAR, with the currency and date format set for your Qatar shop, and keep separate retail and wholesale pricing for boutique and bulk customers. Qatar has no VAT today, so no tax is added to a Qatari sale. The platform is built around the UAE's FTA VAT rules as its primary market, ready for the day that changes.
Run shops in Souq Waqif, Al Sadd, Musheireb and Al Rayyan from one account, with role-based access for owners, managers and staff and optional resource sharing between branches. Read receivables, cash flow, P&L and aging across every branch from a single dashboard.
How it works
Start a cash session, then ring up a walk-in retail sale, take a deposit on a bespoke thobe or abaya, or book an alteration for a customer who needs it before the weekend.
Record the customer's measurements, chosen fabric and garment details on the order, matched to their saved profile if they have been in before, so the tailor has everything to start.
Assign a tailor and move each order through production statuses towards its promised date, watching low-stock alerts so no fabric shortage holds up a bench.
Collect the balance on collection, issue the invoice in QAR, close and reconcile the drawer, then review sales, receivables and stock across your Doha and Al Rayyan branches.
For a Qatar thobe or abaya shop, the best fit is software that understands the trade rather than a generic retail till. TailorSync is built in the UAE by the family behind a tailoring company with 30 years at the counter, and as cloud software it runs from any browser in Doha or Al Rayyan. It models the real workflow: deposits on custom orders, reusable measurement profiles, delivery-date promises, alterations, fabric stock with barcode labels, and sales invoicing in QAR, with a free 30-day trial so you can judge it against your own shop's day.
Qatar has no VAT today, so TailorSync adds no tax to a Qatari sale. You issue clean sales invoices and receipts with sequential numbering in QAR, with retail and wholesale pricing as you need it. The platform is built around the UAE's FTA VAT rules as its primary tax market, so it is ready for the day Qatar introduces VAT. It makes no claim to any Qatar tax-authority integration, and it never adds tax a Qatari sale does not owe.
Yes. A bespoke thobe, an abaya or an alteration is booked as an order with a delivery date and an assigned tailor. Payments work the way the trade does: an advance at booking, part payments while the piece is in production, and the balance at collection, with total, paid and balance shown on every order. Each job moves through clear production statuses, so you can see exactly what is due and when during the busy weeks before Eid or National Day.
Yes. TailorSync is multi-branch, so shops in Souq Waqif, Al Sadd, Musheireb, Al Rayyan or anywhere else in Qatar run under one account, each with its own sales, orders, stock and cash sessions. Resource sharing between branches is optional, access is role-based, and finance reporting can be read per branch or across the whole business.
Yes, there is a free 30-day trial with the full feature set and no card required, run entirely from the browser. After that, paid plans are Starter, Expansion and Enterprise, so a single Doha shop can start small and add users and branches as it grows. You set your shop's own currency to QAR, and the trial gives you the full system to try on real orders first.
Start a free 30-day trial of TailorSync and bring your counter, your thobe and abaya orders, your measurements and your stock together. Cloud software built in the UAE, set to trade in QAR, from a single Souq Waqif shop to branches across Doha and Al Rayyan.