The full list of actions an AI can carry out on your books through Jabr. The same tools either way: Jabr's built-in assistant and your own AI (Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client) over the MCP connector get exactly this list. Nothing is hidden, and nothing posts without your approval.
Recording, posting, editing and reversing entries — the double-entry core.
Building the chart, reading balances, and keeping entries in the right account.
Quotations, invoices, collections, credit notes and customer records.
Purchase orders, supplier bills, goods received and payments out.
Phase 2 e-invoices and the credit and debit notes that go with them.
Products, stock levels, purchases into stock and count adjustments.
Monthly payroll, GOSI contributions, end-of-service and employee records.
Registering assets, running depreciation and disposing of them.
Bank reconciliation, transfers, vouchers, loans and exchange rates.
VAT, Zakat, withholding tax and corporate income tax — prepared, explained and traced to their article.
Financial statements, custom reports, forecasts and what-if scenarios.
Month-end and year-end closing, and locking periods once they are done.
Budgets against actuals, cost centers and reporting dimensions.
Reading receipts and statements, and importing data with a review step before anything posts.
Previewing, reconciling and applying a migration — and undoing it if it goes wrong.
Consolidating a group of companies under IFRS 10, including intercompany elimination.
Partner records, owner deposits and withdrawals, and profit distributions.
Business profile, preferences, data health checks and the Saudi regulation reference.
The AI proposes; Jabr records only what you confirm. Reads happen freely, and every write is logged with the tool that made it.
Ten delete actions are refused no matter what the AI asks - the built-in assistant and a connected one alike. Deleting a record is done by you, in Jabr, on purpose.