Know what applies. Never miss a deadline.
Dembri tells you exactly which UAE compliance obligations apply to your business — licence, Corporate Tax, VAT, WPS, visas — then reminds you across email & WhatsApp and walks you through how to act, backed by live UAE government data.
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Covers all major UAE authorities & free zones
Verified against the source
Licences verified live against the Dubai government registry.
Add a Dubai mainland licence by number and Dembri pulls the official company name, licence, and expiry straight from the government registry — no manual portal checks, no guesswork. It's authoritative data a generic tracker or chatbot simply can't produce.
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What Dembri does
Knows what applies to you
Exactly which UAE obligations apply to your business — licence, Corporate Tax, VAT, WPS, visas, and PDPL. Not a generic checklist.
You're never blindsided
Proactive email & WhatsApp alerts before any deadline or penalty — including knock-on blocks, like a lapsed establishment card that freezes your visas.
Shows you what to do
The exact steps, documents, and fees to act — so you're not Googling or paying a consultant for every question.
Backed by live government data
Built on live UAE government registry data and verified rules — authoritative dates and status, not guesswork.
Why now
UAE compliance just got serious — and Dembri is built for this era.
50% by ~2028
The UAE is the first government in the world to commit to running half its services on autonomous (agentic) AI — announced April 2026.
Up to AED 5M
PDPL data-protection penalties are now enforced — alongside Corporate Tax and Emiratisation fines. Enforcement is tightening.
Dembri is the private-sector compliance layer for this shift — it knows what applies to you and keeps you ahead of every deadline.
Why not just a spreadsheet or ChatGPT?
| Spreadsheet | ChatGPT | Dembri | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knows which obligations apply to your specific entity | |||
| Proactive alerts before each deadline | |||
| Live UAE government registry data | |||
| Catches cross-dependency blocks (e.g. lapsed card → blocked visas) |
Up and running in minutes
No setup fees, no training required. Import your documents and you're compliant from day one.
Add all your compliance documents
Upload trade licenses, visas, permits, Emirates IDs and more — Arabic or English. AI extracts expiry dates from every document automatically.
See your complete compliance picture
One dashboard. Every authority. Every deadline. Colour-coded by urgency so you always know what needs attention next.
Get guided through every renewal
Automated reminders and step-by-step playbooks for DED, DMCC, MOHRE, FTA and more. Know exactly what to do and when.
Managing many clients' compliance? There's a Group plan for that.
Corporate service providers managing multiple client entities use Dembri's Group plan — one dashboard, branded share links per client, automated 90/30/7-day alerts, audit log for PDPL Article 18.
- Consolidated client dashboard
- Branded share portal per client
- Audit log (PDPL Art. 18)
For an 8-employee UAE business, missed renewals cascade into AED 13,000 in 30 days
An 8-employee UAE business with an expired Establishment Card faces visa overstay fines at AED 50 per day per employee — AED 12,000 in 30 days. Add a late DED license renewal (~AED 500) and Establishment Card reactivation (~AED 500), and you cross AED 13,000 in a single month. The same expired card can also block your trade license renewal and new visas simultaneously. We catch it 90 days before the first fine fires.
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