File your financial statements on Qayd — in five guided steps.
Upload your company’s Qayd Excel file and bring in your numbers. Mizan fills the file, checks it against the same 129 rules the template uses, gets your audit office’s approval by email — and hands it back ready to upload.
No sign-up for the demo · Arabic and English · Data kept in Kuwait
Not a PDF any more. The Ministry’s own Excel file — filled in correctly.
Every company downloads its own template from the Qayd portal: hundreds of lines across four statements and the notes, with a built-in Validate button. The portal turns it into XBRL itself — and one wrong line is enough for it to come back.
Your own template
Pre-filled by the Ministry with your company and auditor details. Mizan fills your copy — its macros and digital signatures stay untouched.
129 rules decide
The balance sheet must balance, the cash flow must end at your cash, notes are required whenever items appear… Mizan runs every rule before you do.
Mandatory from 2027
Optional during 2026, required from 1 January 2027. Use this year to rehearse with your real figures — calmly.
Five steps. Always one clear next step.
Mizan does not replace your books or your auditor. It walks you from the Ministry’s file to a filled, checked, approved one — and shows exactly where you are.
- 1
Qayd file
Download your company’s Excel file from the Qayd portal and upload it to Mizan untouched. We read your company and auditor details from it.
- 2
Your numbers
Connect your accounting system, import a trial balance from Excel, or type the figures in. Every total is worked out for you.
- 3
Sorting
Each account lands in its place on the statements — and Mizan remembers your choices for next year.
- 4
The check
All 129 of the template’s own rules, run on your current figures and explained in plain words with the fix. Required notes come pre-drafted.
- 5
Approval & file
Your audit office approves by email. You download the filled Qayd file, press Validate in Excel, upload it to Qayd and record the reference.
Made for the business owner — with everything your accountant needs underneath.
Your audit office, in the loop
Invite your office from step 5 — they see this company only. They approve, or ask for a change with a note, and you get an email either way. Any later change to the figures withdraws the approval automatically.
Insights from your own numbers
A health score out of 100 built from four visible parts — liquidity, profitability, debt and cash cover — and this year against last.
Simple — or advanced
Plain words and icons by default. One switch shows your accountant the line codes, rule numbers and ratio tables.
Notes drafted for you
When a rule needs a note, a ready draft is one click away.
Deadline reminders
Emails 30 and 7 days before the deadline you enter — only while the filing is unfinished.
Connect your system
POT CRM via Mizan Connect, Odoo, or any system over the open API.
Every change on record
Who changed what and when — an audit trail you can hand to an inspector.
One engine. Three very different kinds of filer.
Companies
See where your filing stands at a glance, bring in your numbers your way, and let your audit office approve in the same file.
- Guided five steps, plain words
- Audit office approval by email
- Insights and a health score
Audit & accounting offices
Review each client’s filing where they prepared it, approve or ask for changes, and keep every client’s year in one place.
- Every client company under one login
- Roles: owner, preparer, reviewer, read-only
- Account mapping remembered year to year
Small businesses
If you have never filed statements electronically before, Mizan asks only for what your company actually needs — in plain words.
- No accounting software required
- Type the figures, totals done for you
- Arabic and English throughout
Don’t take our word for it. File a whole year in the next five minutes.
- A complete demo company — its Qayd file, numbers and notes
- Change any figure and watch the check react
- Private to you, fictional data, deleted when you leave
Your financial data never leaves Kuwait.
Mizan runs on infrastructure Point of Trade owns and operates in Kuwait — not a foreign cloud region. Each company is isolated, data is encrypted, and every action is recorded.
- We hold only what a filing needs — not your raw transactions
- An audit office invited for one company sees that company only
- Emails signed (DKIM) from filing@pot-mizan.com
Priced per filing entity, billed annually.
Filing is once a year, so pricing will be simple and predictable. We will publish the figures well before filing becomes mandatory — tell us which plan fits and we will come to you first.
Single company
One company filing for itself.
- The five guided steps
- Qayd file filled and checked
- Audit office approval by email
- Insights and reminders
Practice
Audit and accounting offices filing for clients.
- Every client company under one login
- Team roles and review sign-off
- Mapping reused across years
- API and connectors
Enterprise
Groups and bespoke integration.
- Dedicated isolation
- Custom connectors built for you
- Onboarding and staff training
Frequently asked
Does Mizan submit to Qayd for me?
No — Qayd accepts a filing only from the company’s own account, signed in with Hawiyati by the manager or an authorised person. Mizan prepares and checks the file; uploading it takes you a minute.
Which file does Qayd actually accept?
The Ministry’s own Excel template, pre-filled for your company and year, which you download from the portal. The portal converts it to XBRL itself; the audited statements are uploaded as a PDF alongside it. Mizan fills your own copy and leaves its macros and signatures untouched.
Do I still need an auditor?
Yes. Qayd asks for your auditor’s KAAA authentication number. Mizan brings the audit office into the same file: they review, then approve or ask for a change with a note — and you get an email either way.
Does Mizan do my bookkeeping?
No — and that is deliberate. Your books and your auditor’s judgement stay where they are. Mizan takes the finished figures and turns them into a filing Qayd accepts.
Can I connect my accounting system?
Yes. POT CRM connects with the Mizan Connect module, Odoo has a built-in connector, and any system can push a trial balance over our open API. Zoho Books, QuickBooks and Xero connectors are in progress. Or simply import an Excel trial balance.
Can I try it before I subscribe?
Yes — the live demo opens a complete demo company in your browser, no sign-up. It is your own private copy with fictional data, and it is deleted when you end the demo.
What will it cost?
Pricing is per filing entity and billed annually. We are finalising the figures and will publish them well before filing becomes mandatory — tell us which plan fits and we will come to you first.
Where is my data kept?
On infrastructure we own and operate in Kuwait — not a foreign cloud. Each company’s data is isolated, encrypted, and every action is recorded in an audit trail.
2026 is the rehearsal. 2027 is the exam.
Filing on Qayd is optional this year and mandatory from 1 January 2027. Rehearse with your real figures now, while there is time to fix anything.