The cost-plus regional office
A typical DIC subsidiary of a European software group employs a sales and support team covering the Middle East and Africa. Every month it adds up salaries, rent, travel and overheads, applies a mark-up agreed in the group's transfer pricing policy, and invoices the parent. In a year with AED 6 million of costs and a 7% mark-up, it would bill AED 6.42 million and report a profit of AED 420,000.
HelloBooks posts those costs from bills, expense claims and the HelloTime payroll journal, then the AI agent drafts the monthly recharge invoice from the cost total and your mark-up. The finance lead approves it before it goes. The invoice is in EUR or USD if that is how the group settles, with the FX difference tracked when cash arrives.