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OceanAstra Technologies L.L.C is a technology company registered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, under commercial licence 1646635 issued by the Department of Economy and Tourism. It works in three areas: the AI workplace, supplied and implemented on Lark under a reseller agreement; management systems for specific industries and for UAE e-invoicing; and bringing proven technology platforms from elsewhere in the world into the Middle East.
OceanAstra is based in Business Bay, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with its registered office at 3707, Churchill Tower 1. It serves clients across the UAE, the wider GCC and Greater China.
Yes. OceanAstra Technologies L.L.C holds commercial licence 1646635 from the Department of Economy and Tourism, Government of Dubai, with commercial register number 2913183 and Dubai Chamber membership 698189. Its licensed activities are IT infrastructure, and computer systems and communication equipment software design.
OceanAstra builds the interface, the documentation and the training in the language the client's team actually works in, rather than translating at the end. Product interfaces are available in English, Arabic and Chinese, and the Arabic interfaces use right-to-left layout rather than translated left-to-right screens.
CarSaas is OceanAstra's ERP for automotive trading in the Middle East, currently in development. It manages inventory at VIN level across in-transit, in-bond and showroom states, tracks purchase, shipping, customs and landed cost per vehicle, handles multi-currency settlement under UAE VAT requirements, and traces each unit from chassis number to invoice.
Invobay is OceanAstra's e-invoicing product for businesses in the United Arab Emirates, published at invobay.com and currently in development. It covers the three things UAE e-invoicing asks of a business: appointing a service provider accredited by the Ministry of Finance, getting onboarded on EmaraTax, and issuing invoices in the required format. Invoices can be issued by form, CSV upload or API, and every mandatory field is checked before the invoice reaches the appointed provider.
No. OceanAstra is not a service provider accredited by the UAE Ministry of Finance, and is not applying to become one. Invobay connects to accredited providers through their APIs; each business appoints its own provider and contracts with it directly. OceanAstra does not use data obtained through a provider to solicit that provider's customers, and Invobay is not affiliated with the Ministry of Finance or the Federal Tax Authority.
An AI-native system treats the operating model of the company as the product, rather than adding a chat box to an existing screen. OceanAstra applies that in two places: the industry systems it builds, where AI is part of how the process runs, and the Lark workspace it deploys, where Lark's own AI — meeting notes, Base automations and AnyCross integrations — is configured around the processes a company actually runs.
OceanAstra supplies, deploys and supports Lark, an all-in-one digital workplace platform, under a signed reseller agreement, and works with Amap, a mapping and location services platform used for logistics and field operations. The scope of each partnership is confirmed in writing during commercial discussion.
Yes. OceanAstra supplies Lark licences under a signed reseller agreement, quoted and invoiced in AED by its UAE company against a purchase order, and quoted line by line by product so every item traces back to a Lark plan. Lark sets the plans and the list prices; OceanAstra sets the scope and the price of the tenant setup, migration, integration, training and first-line support around them.
Automotive trading is the industry OceanAstra builds a dedicated system for, through CarSaas. Its AI workplace, e-invoicing and integration work is not specific to an industry.
Every engagement runs in four steps: understanding the process as it genuinely runs today, designing the smallest solution that addresses the real constraint, delivering in phases with a defined scope and a fixed acceptance checklist, and supporting with named contacts and agreed response targets.
Yes. OceanAstra deploys on a client's own infrastructure or on hosting it manages, and data residency is agreed in writing before implementation. All systems ship with documented APIs.
OceanAstra acknowledges every support request within one business day, and sooner during business hours of Sunday to Thursday, 09:00–18:00 Gulf Standard Time. Issues that stop a business process are treated as priority and worked continuously until a workaround or a fix is in place.