# Auditro

> Auditro is an ICV + Emiratisation engine for UAE companies. It shows
> finance and HR teams what one decision, such as an Emirati hire or a
> shift in supplier spend, does to the company's MoHRE Emiratisation quota
> position and its In-Country Value (ICV) score, what it costs, and which
> records support it. The two results are shown side by side and never
> combined.

Auditro plans and forecasts. MoHRE and Nafis remain the record for
Emiratisation, and MoIAT-approved certifying bodies issue ICV certificates.
Quota figures follow the published 2026 MoHRE rules and are calculated from
figures the user enters; MoHRE has not announced a target after 31 December
2026.

For ICV, Auditro maintains a live ICV score estimate for each legal entity, ranks
the finance and procurement actions that can move that score, each with an
expected point impact, a cash consequence and an evidence requirement, and
keeps every score component traceable back to the purchase orders, invoices,
supplier certificates, payroll records and fixed-asset entries behind it.

For Emiratisation, it shows a company's 2026 quota position and the
contribution at stake, and what each planned Emirati hire does to that
position and to the ICV score. The quota is a position against a target, not
a score, and it is never added to the ICV score.

It is built for CFOs, finance controllers, HR and Emiratisation leads,
procurement directors, ICV managers and commercial leads at UAE suppliers,
contractors, manufacturers and multi-entity holding groups. Multi-entity
groups are the primary design case: each legal entity, trade licence,
certificate period, National ICV certificate and buyer-specific procurement
context is tracked separately.

Auditro models the National ICV Programme as the common certification layer.
Abu Dhabi Local Content (ADLC) and ADNOC apply that unified certificate through
buyer-specific procurement and localization rules. Dubai ICV / TASHAROK is
tracked as a separate local-procurement framework; Auditro does not invent a
numeric Dubai score where no public calculation method is disclosed.

## Scope and limits

- Auditro provides ICV and Emiratisation decision support and evidence
  workflows. It does not certify scores and does not guarantee tender
  outcomes.
- Auditro is not a certifying body and not an Accredited Service Provider.
- Auditro does not file with MoHRE or Nafis and does not replace them.
  MoHRE's own quota figure is the one that counts.
- Quota figures cover the 2026 rules only.
- Auditro is not a public supplier marketplace and not a general company
  operating system.
- ERP and e-invoicing systems are data sources for Auditro, not products it
  replaces.
- Auditro is pre-launch. Any figure shown in product screenshots on the site
  belongs to an illustrative example entity, not a customer, and should not be
  cited as a measured result or benchmark.

## Free ICV calculator

- https://auditro.co/icv-calculator/ estimates a UAE In-Country Value (ICV)
  score from figures in a company's audited financial statements, using the
  formula in MoIAT's September 2025 ICV Template, for goods manufacturers and
  for service providers.
- Components and maximum points: Manufacturing Cost or Third Party Spend
  (50), Investments (25), Emiratisation (15), Expat Contribution (10), ICV
  Bonus (up to 5), Advanced Technology and Sustainability Bonus (up to 6 for
  manufacturers, up to 3 for service providers).
- Free, with no sign-up. Figures typed into the form stay in the browser.
- The result is an estimate, not a certified score. Only a MoIAT-empanelled
  certifying body can issue an ICV certificate.
- How each component is calculated:
  https://auditro.co/icv-score-calculation/

## Free Emirati hire calculator

- https://auditro.co/emirati-hire-calculator/ shows what one planned Emirati
  hire does to a company's MoHRE Emiratisation quota and, separately, to its
  estimated National ICV score. The two results are never added together.
- Quota, 2026: the required number is estimated at 10% of skilled workers at
  the 31 December 2026 checkpoint, for establishments with 50 or more workers.
  Each missing Emirati is AED 10,000 a month, AED 120,000 a year. The result
  is exposure, not an invoice. MoHRE's own figure is authoritative and can be
  entered to replace the estimate.
- ICV: points the hire adds by route (local value, Emiratisation, Emirati
  headcount bonus), net annual cost after the 12.5% employer pension and the
  contribution avoided, and AED per ICV point. The score is an estimate, not a
  certified ICV score.
- MoHRE has not announced a 2027 target, so only 2026 values are used.
- Free, with no sign-up. Figures typed into the form stay in the browser.

## MCP

- Endpoint: https://app.auditro.co/mcp (streamable HTTP, OAuth 2.1 with PKCE)
- Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http auditro https://app.auditro.co/mcp
- Codex: codex mcp add auditro --url https://app.auditro.co/mcp
- Cursor: add https://app.auditro.co/mcp as a remote server in Cursor MCP
  settings, then complete the OAuth sign-in
- ChatGPT: Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, paste
  https://app.auditro.co/mcp, then complete the OAuth sign-in
- Registry manifest: https://app.auditro.co/.well-known/mcp/server.json
- Documentation: https://app.auditro.co/docs/mcp

## Pages

- [Auditro](https://auditro.co/): The single product page — what the ICV gap
  costs at tender, how a live ICV score estimate exposes it, the actions
  that close it, and the evidence that defends it. Includes an interactive
  calculator for the gross profit attached to a bid at a given contract
  value and margin, and the ICV Operations Pulse: a five-question diagnostic
  that returns a one-page profile of what a UAE operation still handles
  manually across five ICV components.
- [Documentation](https://auditro.co/docs/): Index of the step-by-step
  guides for running an ICV review in Auditro, grouped by workspace setup,
  data import, score reading, actions, evidence and assurance.
- [Set up an Auditro workspace](https://auditro.co/docs/set-up-workspace/):
  Add the legal entity, reporting period, and tender details used throughout
  the workspace. The workspace is ready for financial records and an ICV
  review. Written for: Administrator.
- [Import financial data with CSV](https://auditro.co/docs/import-csv/):
  Upload procurement, asset, payroll, revenue, or supplier certificate
  records from a CSV file. The CSV records are validated and linked to the
  correct entity and period. Written for: Contributor.
- [Sync records from Odoo](https://auditro.co/docs/sync-odoo/): Import
  suppliers, purchase orders, vendor bills, and fixed assets through a
  read-only Odoo connection. Current Odoo records available for score and
  evidence review. Written for: Administrator.
- [Read the score position](https://auditro.co/docs/read-score/): Compare
  the current score, tender threshold, forecast, commercial exposure, and
  data confidence. You can see the score gap and the next decision that
  needs attention. Written for: Finance lead.
- [Create an accountable action plan](https://auditro.co/docs/action-plan/):
  Review a recommendation, record the decision, and assign each accepted
  action to an owner. Accepted actions have an owner, due date, status, and
  verified score movement. Written for: Finance or procurement lead.
- [Manage entities and certificate periods](https://auditro.co/docs/entity-estate/):
  Manage legal entities, trade licences, reporting periods, certificates,
  and renewals. Each certificate and reporting period attached to the
  correct legal entity. Written for: Administrator.
- [Build and export an evidence pack](https://auditro.co/docs/evidence-pack/):
  Link documents to requirements, resolve evidence gaps, and generate a
  draft evidence pack. A draft evidence pack with visible source links and
  open exceptions. Written for: ICV owner or reviewer.
- [Review the audit history](https://auditro.co/docs/audit-history/): Review
  who changed product data, what changed, and which source event supports
  it. You can identify what changed, who made the change, and the related
  source event. Written for: Operator or certifier.
- [Is an ICV certificate mandatory in the UAE?](https://auditro.co/is-icv-mandatory-uae/):
  What the April 2026 Cabinet decision changed, who it covers, and where an
  ICV certificate was already decisive without being mandatory.
- [How to improve an ICV score before a tender](https://auditro.co/improve-icv-score/):
  Which decisions move a UAE In-Country Value score, which component of the
  formula each one acts on, and what evidence has to exist for the change to
  survive certification.
- [How the UAE ICV score is calculated](https://auditro.co/icv-score-calculation/):
  The MoIAT In-Country Value formula component by component, with the
  published weightings, the calculations behind each one, and a worked
  example of the arithmetic.
- [The Dubai In-Country Value Programme, explained](https://auditro.co/dubai-icv-programme/):
  What Dubai launched in May 2025, how it works through the TASHAROK
  procurement platform, how it differs from the National ICV Programme, and
  what the launch did not disclose.
- [ICV for holding groups and multi-entity structures](https://auditro.co/icv-multi-entity/):
  Why an ICV certificate belongs to a legal entity rather than a group, what
  that means for a holding company running several operating entities, and
  which multi-entity questions have no published answer.
- [ICV certificate validity, renewal, cost and timeline](https://auditro.co/icv-certificate-requirements/):
  How long a UAE ICV certificate lasts, when it has to be renewed after new
  audited financials, what MoIAT charges, how long issuance takes, and why
  published answers to these questions disagree.
- [Free ICV score calculator](https://auditro.co/icv-calculator/): Free ICV
  score calculator for UAE suppliers: MoIAT's 2025 formula, all six
  components, both entity types. No sign-up; figures typed into the form
  stay in your browser.
- [Emiratisation in 2026: your quota, the cost and your ICV score](https://auditro.co/emiratisation/):
  The 2026 Emiratisation rules for UAE private companies: the 10% target,
  the AED 10,000 monthly contribution, who counts, and how one hire also
  moves your ICV score.
- [Emiratisation targets for 2026: who they apply to, the dates and the contribution](https://auditro.co/emiratisation-targets-2026/):
  Emiratisation 2026 targets: 10% of skilled jobs by 31 December, who it
  applies to, the 30 June and 31 December dates, and the AED 10,000 monthly
  contribution.
- [How Emiratisation counts in your ICV score](https://auditro.co/emiratisation-icv-score/):
  Where an Emirati hire counts in the ICV score: the 50% cost component, the
  15% Emiratisation component and the bonus, and how that differs from the
  MoHRE quota.
- [Emirati hire calculator](https://auditro.co/emirati-hire-calculator/):
  Free calculator for what one planned Emirati hire does to a company's
  MoHRE Emiratisation quota (required number, shortfall, 2026 exposure,
  contribution avoided) and, separately, to its estimated National ICV score
  (points by route, net annual cost, cost per ICV point), with the working
  shown. Estimate only, 2026 values only; MoHRE's own figure is
  authoritative.
- [Privacy Policy](https://auditro.co/privacy/): What Auditro collects
  across the website, product workspace, AI client connections and
  Instagram, how it is used and stored, and how to have it deleted.
- [Terms of Use](https://auditro.co/terms/): Terms covering the website,
  product workspace, AI client connections, educational resources and
  Instagram automation.
- [Instagram Data Deletion](https://auditro.co/data-deletion/): How to
  disconnect Auditro from Instagram and request deletion.
- [Support](https://auditro.co/support/): How to get help, connect or
  disconnect the Auditro MCP server, and report a security issue.

## Contact

- Discovery call (30 minutes): https://cal.com/ali-lari-auditro/discovery-call
- Email: ali.lari@auditro.co
- Founder: Ali Lari
- Based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates