Saudi business software company Qoyod has officially entered the restaurant technology market. The move comes through the acquisition of Flavors, a specialist in restaurant management and point of sale systems. This step marks a major expansion into one of the Kingdom’s fastest growing operational sectors.
The acquisition builds on Qoyod’s strong growth momentum and signals a clear focus on high intensity business environments.
Strong Growth Fuels Market Expansion
Qoyod continues to scale rapidly across Saudi Arabia. Its platform now serves more than 25,000 businesses. Total transactions processed have exceeded SAR 450 billion.
These numbers reflect strong trust in Qoyod’s technology and product depth.
Key growth indicators include:
- A fast expanding SME customer base
- High transaction volumes across sectors
- Rising demand for integrated financial tools
This foundation gives Qoyod the scale and insight needed to enter complex operational markets like restaurants.
Why the Restaurant Sector Matters
Restaurants operate with tight margins and high transaction volumes. They require real time visibility across sales, inventory, and finances. Qoyod identified this gap as a growth opportunity.
By acquiring Flavors, Qoyod gains direct access to restaurant focused operational data. This allows deeper system integration and better workflow design.
The restaurant sector offers:
- High daily transaction frequency
- Complex inventory and order flows
- Strong demand for automation
Qoyod aims to simplify these challenges through unified systems.
Integrating Operations With Accounting
The core value of the acquisition lies in integration. Qoyod plans to connect POS, order management, and inventory systems directly with accounting software.
This integration delivers clear benefits for restaurant owners:
- Real time financial reporting
- Accurate revenue and cost tracking
- Reduced manual data entry
- Faster and better decisions
Operators gain a single source of truth. Finance teams gain cleaner books. Owners gain control.
Building a Digital Ecosystem for SMEs
Qoyod positions this move as part of a broader ecosystem strategy. The company aims to serve SMEs with end to end digital tools, not isolated products.
The restaurant expansion supports this vision by:
- Extending Qoyod beyond core accounting
- Addressing operational heavy sectors
- Supporting Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation goals
Restaurants represent a key SME segment with high digital needs. Qoyod now offers a tailored solution for that market.
A Long Term Growth Strategy
The acquisition reflects Qoyod’s plan to diversify its offerings and deepen its role in key sectors. As Saudi businesses adopt digital tools faster, demand for unified platforms continues to rise.
Qoyod’s entry into restaurant technology positions it at the intersection of finance and operations. This approach aligns with evolving business expectations and regulatory requirements.
With Flavors now part of its portfolio, Qoyod strengthens its ability to serve complex businesses at scale. The move signals a clear shift toward vertical focused solutions and long term market leadership.