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Comparisons

React Box against Moroccan management software

Detailed comparisons with Moroccan solutions, built from their public pages and dated. Plus, further down, the case of foreign tools and of Excel.

Why switch

Three reasons to move to React Box

  • Built for Morocco

    ICE, IF, the Moroccan chart of accounts, Bank Al-Maghrib rates and readiness for 2026 e-invoicing — not a foreign tool bent to fit.

  • Everything in one place

    Vault, invoicing, purchases, treasury and messaging with your firm in a single app, instead of stacking several tools.

  • Free for your firm

    Your accountant accesses your documents for free, with no limit on clients or users. Collaboration costs nothing extra.

Point by point

React Box vs the alternatives

What changes when you move from a generic tool or the Excel / WhatsApp combo to a local platform.

CriterionReact BoxDext / TiimeExcel / email
Firm ↔ client vault
Included, with statuses and audit trail
Focused on receipt capture
Email folders and USB sticks
Collaboration & document requests
Real-time messaging and tracked requests
Little or no built-in exchange
Scattered emails and WhatsApp messages
Moroccan compliance
Built for the DGI, ICE/IF and the 2026 reform
Designed for other markets
Entirely on you
Sales invoicing
Legal mentions and numbering included
Varies by country
Templates kept up by hand
Atlas · scanning & OCR
AI OCR on sales and purchases
Often one or the other
Manual re-entry
Treasury & BAM rates
Balances and official Bank Al-Maghrib rates
Rarely Moroccan rates
Tracked in a separate spreadsheet
Multi-company
Several companies in a single account
Often one subscription per company
One workbook per company
Mobile apps FR/EN
iOS and Android, at parity with the web
Depends on the vendor
None
Price
200 MAD/month, free for firms
Subscription in a foreign currency
"Free" but time-consuming

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Where Dext or Tiime focus mainly on receipt capture, React Box brings the document vault, sales and purchase invoicing, treasury and messaging with your firm into a single tool built for Moroccan regulations — DGI, ICE/IF and the 2026 e-invoicing reform.

Yes. You import your documents into the vault, invite your firm, and document exchange then happens in one place, with a processing status and an audit trail. No more files lost in email and chats.

Yes, free forever for firms, with no limit on clients or users. Only client businesses pay 200 MAD per month, billed annually. The firm accesses its clients' files at no extra cost.

React Box is built for Morocco's e-invoicing reform: compliant invoices, mandatory mentions and structured data, ready to be mapped to the standard format (UBL) when the requirement takes effect.

No. React Box complements your accounting production software, it does not replace it. It handles document collection, scanning and OCR, invoicing, treasury, third parties and collaboration with your firm — where Dext and Tiime focus mainly on receipt capture, and Excel or email cover none of it. You keep posting entries, keeping your ledgers and producing your returns in your usual tool; React Box hands you clean, complete files to feed into it.

Yes. Your documents and data are yours: you download them from the vault at any time, and both the audit trail and the ten-year legal retention stay accessible throughout the required period. Unlike an Excel workbook or an inbox, your documents are filed and timestamped, which makes any migration far simpler than leaving a foreign tool focused solely on receipt capture.

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