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ICV Reporting Software That Builds Your In-Country Value Score All Year

Your ICV score influences which UAE tenders you win, yet most companies calculate it once a year from spreadsheets under deadline pressure. Stacklyn builds ICV reporting software that captures local spend, supplier certificates, workforce, and investment data continuously, simulates your score before the audit, and prepares the evidence your certification body needs.

United Arab Emirates

Why ICV scores deserve a system, not a spreadsheet

The UAE National In-Country Value Program, managed by the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology, gives certified companies an advantage in tender evaluation based on their ICV score. The certificate is based on audited financial statements and must be renewed to stay eligible. Scores depend on details spread across accounting, procurement, HR, and asset records — which suppliers are UAE-based and ICV-certified, how much is manufactured locally, the size of the Emirati workforce, and investment in the country. When that data is assembled once a year, opportunities to improve the score are already gone.

Key Facts
Programme
UAE National In-Country Value (ICV) Program, managed by MoIAT
Why it matters
ICV certificates carry weight in tender evaluation for government entities and major operators such as ADNOC
Validity
The certificate is tied to your latest audited financial statements and must be renewed to remain eligible
Inputs
Local spend, supplier ICV certificates, UAE manufacturing, Emirati workforce, and investment in UAE assets
Who certifies
Approved certification bodies audit and issue certificates — software prepares the data, it does not issue certificates
Compliance Built In

Designed around the ICV methodology

Spend classification from your accounts

Purchases pulled from your accounting system and classified by supplier location and ICV status, with manual review for edge cases.

Supplier ICV certificate register

Supplier certificates and scores tracked with expiry alerts, because spend with ICV-certified suppliers affects your own score.

Workforce and Emiratisation data

Headcount and payroll data by nationality summarised in the form the methodology requires.

Audit-ready evidence

Source documents, calculations, and change history kept together so your certification body can verify figures quickly.

What We Build

Software We Build for United Arab Emirates

01

ICV Score Simulator

Estimate your score from current data and model what-if scenarios — switching suppliers, hiring plans, or local manufacturing changes — before your audit.

02

Accounting & ERP Integration

Automatic import of purchase and payroll data from Tally, Zoho Books, SAP, Oracle, or Excel exports.

03

Supplier ICV Tracker

Supplier register with certificate uploads, scores, expiry reminders, and requests for renewed certificates.

04

Renewal & Deadline Management

Reminders for financial statement dates, certificate expiry, and renewal milestones so you never lose eligibility between certificates.

05

Audit Document Pack

One-click export of calculations and supporting documents organised for your certification body.

06

Management Dashboard

Current estimated score, trend over time, and the actions with the biggest impact on your next certificate.

How We Work

Working With Stacklyn From United Arab Emirates

Built for your data

We connect to the accounting and HR systems you already use.

UAE hosting available

Deployment in the UAE or on your own servers for sensitive financial data.

Fast first version

A working score tracker from your existing data in 6–10 weeks.

Your advisors in the loop

Designed to work alongside your auditor or ICV consultant, not replace them.

FAQ

ICV Reporting Software (UAE) — Frequently Asked Questions

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