AI-native ERP for multi-entity businesses
From source documents to group reporting. Starting in MENA. Built to expand globally.
InvoiceService covers a full year.
Proposed treatmentRecord a prepaid expense.
Expense scheduleRelease $1,000 each month.
The problem
The ledger holds transactions. Finance still carries the judgement around them.
Reconcile exceptions across spreadsheets and systems.
Trace treatment decisions back to their evidence.
Return to the implementation partner for answers.
Founder-reported interviews, September 2026. Cost figures describe one group, not a market average.
The customer
For finance teams closing across entities, currencies and intercompany balances. MENA is our first market.
Group controller or finance head accountable for the books.
A new entity, reporting pressure or compliance change.
One module, on their books, reconciled beside the incumbent.
The product
Bring evidence into the workflowSource documents, payables and receivables stay linked to the books.
AI proposes. Finance authorizes.Review accounting treatments and resolve exceptions before posting.
Explain the group’s numbersReconcile, consolidate and trace reports back to the underlying work.
Product capture uses synthetic data. AI proposes accounting actions; authorized finance users retain approval authority.
Product status
Six months of development across accounting, close and group reporting. Enterprise and design-partner conversations are active.
One module. Real books. A result finance can trust.
Pre-revenue · Founder-reported status, September 2026. Enterprise and design-partner conversations are ongoing.
Capital momentum
Why now
A compliance deadline creates the opening. Group-wide accounting is the larger opportunity.
Mandatory e-invoicing begins for the first large-business cohort. Finance teams must prepare their systems.
ZATCA’s integration phase connects invoicing solutions to Fatoora, expanding in taxpayer waves.
Enter through a local requirement. Earn broader adoption with connected accounting and traceable actions.
Sources: UAE MoF; ZATCA. UAE date applies to the first large-business cohort. Rivane’s local integrations remain roadmap work.
The opportunity
Start beside the existing ERP. Expand into more entities and modules after the numbers reconcile.
Prove one accounting workflow on real books before asking the group to switch.
Multi-entity groups with demanding close and reporting needs.
Quoted for group scale and additional requirements.
Reach finance heads through the founders’ MENA enterprise relationships.
Expansion plan: earn MENA references, repeat onboarding, then enter Western markets. Enterprise pricing quoted annually.
Built for multi-entity groupsIllustrative category positioning and Rivane’s target position, not a measured competitor benchmark. Regional compliance remains roadmap work.
The business model
Unlimited users. Plans scale on entities, AI documents and compliance modules.
1 entity
Core accounting
and reconciliation
3 entities
Consolidation and
revenue recognition
10 entities
Intercompany, eliminations
and advanced modules
Unlimited entities
E-invoicing readiness,
governance and dedicated infrastructure
USD. Monthly prices shown with annual billing. Self-serve migration included; billing starts at go-live. rivane.ai/en/pricing
The founders
MENA access. Enterprise AI experience. Engineering depth.
Co-founder
Founding designer at Ema. Built workflows for clients including KPMG, PwC and NTT DATA.
Designed and shipped a workforce-management MVP in two weeks to compete with NICE, helping secure a multimillion-dollar Teleperformance engagement.
Schooled in Saudi Arabia · MENA business networks
Co-founder
Across Amazon, Rippling, udaan and Disney+ Hotstar.
IIT Roorkee.
FUNDRAISING
Fund the first repeatable path from customer books to a paid group account.