From the kandura ateliers around Al Nakheel and the Al Qawasim Corniche to the abaya boutiques and alteration counters out along Al Rams Road, TailorSync keeps your measurements, custom orders and FTA VAT invoicing in one system. Built in the UAE, priced in AED, made for how Ras Al Khaimah trades.
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TailorSync is tailoring-shop ERP and POS software for Ras Al Khaimah, built in the UAE by the family behind a tailoring company with 30 years at the counter and in the workshop. RAK trades differently from Dubai. The clientele is more traditional, the market is value-conscious, and a fast-growing population means more kanduras, more abayas and more alterations passing over the counter every season. A shop here needs a system that earns its keep from day one, not a generic retail till that cannot save a measurement, hold a deposit on a bespoke thobe, or promise an Eid delivery it can keep. Whether you run a single shop off Al Rams Road or a couple of branches between Al Nakheel and Julphar, TailorSync keeps retail sales, custom kandura and abaya orders, measurements, fabric stock and FTA-compliant VAT invoicing on one set of books, in AED.
Book each kandura with its measurements, an advance, a delivery date and the tailor who will stitch it, then move it through production statuses to collection. The balance due shows on every order, from a single thobe to a whole family's Eid set. Because delivered and completed are separate statuses, a customer can bring back a kandura you handed over last month and you book the alteration on that same garment.
Sell ready-to-wear abayas and accessories off the rail at the counter, and take made-to-order pieces with the fabric, colour and size the customer wants. When she likes a design on the rail but needs it in her own fit, the Customize action turns that shelf piece into a made-to-measure order without re-keying it.
Alterations and repairs are the daily bread of a RAK high street, and they run as orders with a firm delivery date and an assigned tailor. Each job moves through clear production statuses, so a take-in promised for Thursday does not slip to Friday. Deposits and balances stay straight on even the smallest ticket.
Capture a customer's kandura measurements once (length, shoulder, sleeve, chest, collar and neck style, cuffs and tarboosha detail) and reuse them on the next order years later. Returning regulars are never re-measured. That is the end of tape-measure photos on WhatsApp and the notebook that goes missing behind the counter.
Ring up walk-in and account customers fast, take a deposit or full payment, and print on 80mm thermal or A4/A5. Every till runs on an open and close cash session with drawer reconciliation, so a value-conscious shop knows exactly what should be in the drawer at close and nothing walks out unaccounted for.
Issue FTA-compliant tax invoices with sequential, gap-free numbering, 5% VAT and AED as standard. Choose tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive, and set separate retail and wholesale prices for boutique customers and bulk buyers. Tax and finance reports are built in, so the figures for your VAT return come straight from the system.
How it works
Start a cash session, then ring up a walk-in abaya sale, take a deposit on a bespoke kandura, or book an alteration for a customer who needs it before the weekend.
Record the customer's kandura measurements, the abaya fabric and colour, or the alteration details on the order, matched to their saved profile if they have visited before, so the tailor has everything needed.
Assign a tailor and move each job through production statuses towards its promised date, watching low-stock alerts so no fabric shortage holds up the bench during the Eid rush.
Collect the balance on collection, issue an FTA VAT invoice, close and reconcile the drawer, then review sales, receivables and stock across every RAK branch from one dashboard.
For a RAK kandura atelier, abaya shop or alterations counter, the best fit is software that knows the trade rather than a generic retail till, and that earns its keep in a value-conscious market. TailorSync is built in the UAE by the family behind a tailoring company with 30 years at the counter, so it models reusable measurement profiles, deposits and balances on bespoke orders, firm delivery dates, fabric stock and FTA VAT invoicing in one system, priced in AED, with a free 30-day trial so you can judge it on your own shop's day.
Yes. Ras Al Khaimah is part of the UAE, so the same rules apply: TailorSync issues FTA-compliant tax invoices with sequential, gap-free numbering and 5% VAT, in AED by default, with tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive and separate retail and wholesale pricing. Built-in tax and finance reports mean the numbers for your VAT return come straight from the system.
Yes. A bespoke kandura, a made-to-order abaya and a same-week alteration are all tracked as orders with delivery dates and assigned tailors, while ready-to-wear abayas sell through the POS at the counter. Payments work the way the trade does: an advance at booking, part payments as the work progresses, and the balance at collection, with total, paid and balance visible on every order. Bespoke, retail and alterations sit on one set of books.
Yes. RAK is growing fast, and TailorSync is multi-branch, so a shop in Al Nakheel, a counter along the Al Qawasim Corniche and another out toward Al Rams Road all run under one account, each with its own sales, orders, stock and cash sessions. Resource sharing between branches is optional, and you can view reporting per branch or across the whole business.
Yes, there is a free 30-day trial with the full feature set and no card required. After that, paid plans are Starter, Expansion and Enterprise, priced in AED, so a value-conscious RAK shop can start small on Starter and move up only as it adds users and branches.
Start a free 30-day trial of TailorSync and keep kandura orders, abaya sales, alterations, measurements and VAT invoicing together. Built in the UAE, priced in AED, from a single Al Nakheel shop to branches across the emirate.