Qoyod has acquired QFlavours, a cloud point-of-sale and restaurant operations platform serving the food and beverage sector in Saudi Arabia. Abdullah AlDayel, Qoyod’s founder and CEO, announced the deal in a post on 30 January 2026, a day after it was listed among the 2025 results at Qoyod NEXT.
The Qoyod acquires QFlavours deal was one of four achievements the company listed in its 2025 results.
What QFlavours is
QFlavours is a cashier and business management system for restaurants, built by three enthusiasts for this market, according to the deal announcement. Its features include a digital menu.
Why restaurants
AlDayel described food and beverage as one of the most active sectors in the Saudi economy, with thousands of outlets and growing foodservice demand across the GCC.
What the CEO said about the deal
AlDayel said that combining Qoyod’s financial, compliance and reporting capabilities with QFlavours’ on-the-ground restaurant operations opens a clear opportunity to build more integrated, data-driven solutions for this market.
He called the deal a strategic move for Qoyod and a first step towards becoming an operating system for businesses across the region.
Where to find QFlavours details
QFlavours is a separate product for restaurant owners. Its features are on the QFlavours page.
About Qoyod
Qoyod is a Saudi cloud accounting system founded by Abdullah AlDayel in 2014. Small and medium businesses in the Kingdom use it to issue e-invoices that meet the requirements of the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA), manage inventory and point of sale, and follow their financial reports. Qoyod also offers a bookkeeping service for owners who want a specialist accountant to run their books.
