Every riyal
matched.

an open square is the four walls with the door still open. The gold square inside is the riyal in its place. When the two sit together, the room is accounted for.

Four traits. Four walls. Everything we write should pass all four.

• Fourwall. One word, capital F, lower-case w. Always Latin script, in every language, including Arabic running text.
• Never: FourWall, Four Wall, Four-Wall, 4wall, FOURWALL in running text (all-caps is permitted only as a typographic treatment of the wordmark in uppercase eyebrows, never as the name).
• Legal entity names appear only in contracts and the legal footer when required; the brand name is always Fourwall.
• Domain: fourwall.app. Arabic site: fourwall.app/ar/. Brand site: brand.fourwall.app. Write domains in lower case without "https://" in prose.
• In Arabic running text, Fourwall is a masculine singular noun: «Fourwall يعطيك الاثنين».

Pillar names are set in Inter 600, same colour as the surrounding text, never as a lockup with the logo and never as their own logos. In navigation and footers the pillar column is headed "Pillars" in English and «الخدمات» in Arabic.

• Pattern: [Function] Agent. Title case. Singular. "Reconciliation Agent", never "Reconciliation AI", "Recon bot" or "the Reconciler".
• Arabic pattern: وكيل + the function in the construct state: «وكيل المطابقة».
• Collective: "the agents", "twenty AI agents", "the Fourwall bench". Never "robots", "bots", "digital employees", "virtual accountants".
• Each agent has one mandate line, written with the agent or the client's team as the actor and the approval visible.

• Operations modules (eight, title case, no "module" suffix in headlines): Daily Match, Invoice to Entry, Faster Close, App Leakage, Cost & Consumption, Compliance Calendar, Books Health, Process Rulebook.
• Reports: Morning message, Daily flash (AR: ملخص اليوم), Owner pack (AR: ملف المالك الأسبوعي), Owner review, Board pack, Competitor index, Supplier price review, Market benchmark. Sentence case after the first word.
• Dashboards (eight): Liquidity and funding, Revenue assurance, Profitability, Branches, Tax and compliance, Books and controls, Planning and market, Reports.
• Engagement names: Data & Close Diagnostic (always with the ampersand and both capitals), AI agents, monthly; Advisory retainer (AR: عقد الاستشارات الشهري).

The rule, in one line: technology that performs matching, drafting, posting, receivables chasing and claims filing is fine when it is presented as a capability the client uses and approves. Never present Fourwall as a licensed accounting, audit, tax or zakat provider, never use assurance or "review" wording for our own work, never claim compliance certification, and never give Fourwall people licensed professional titles. (CEO rule, 4 November 2026. Full guide: legal-lingo.md.)

• "riyal" and "SAR", never "SR" or "﷼" in running text. Tables and figures: SAR 128,640 (EN), 128,640 ر.س (AR).
• "delivery apps", never the apps' names unless the context names them (Jahez, HungerStation, Keeta, ToYou are fine where factual).
• "POS", "VAT", "GOSI", "ZATCA", "SAMA" are known to every reader; no expansion needed in English. In Arabic: نقاط البيع، ضريبة القيمة المضافة (long form once per page, then الضريبة), التأمينات، هيئة الزكاة والضريبة والجمارك، ساما.
• "month-end", "close", "the close". Never "period-end procedures".
• "branch" (فرع), never "outlet", "unit", "location" in owner-facing copy.
• "menu" (المنيو), "food cost" (تكلفة الأكل), "prime cost" (التكلفة الأساسية، أكل وعمالة), "four-wall profit" (ربح الفرع الصافي قبل مصاريف المركز الرئيسي, glossed once per document).

The Fourwall mark is a door: a square drawn with four walls, the bottom wall open at the centre where the door would be. Inside sits a small gold square, set a touch above the geometric centre so it reads as the one thing in the room that matters. Four walls, one riyal, in its place. The wordmark is "Fourwall" in Inter 600 with tight tracking, so the name sits with the same weight and quiet as the mark.

The mark is drawn, not typed. It is geometric, square-cornered and built on a 32-unit grid. It never rotates, never gains a radius, never gains a gradient, and never closes the door.

The master is built from vector outlines, not live text: the wordmark is Inter 600 converted to paths, tracked at −0.022em; the symbol is drawn at 3.6066× its 32-unit grid so that its height equals C. construction.svg shows the grid, the C unit, the 0.40C gap and the baseline. Rebuild only from these outlines; never retype.

Fourwall is a member of Accord Partners. The endorsement says so, once, in a fixed proportion to the Fourwall master. C is the cap height of the Fourwall wordmark.

• Symbol: height C, baseline to cap line; gap to wordmark 0.40C.
• Divider: a vertical rule, height C, width 0.02C, colour Border #E5E7EB (or white at 35% on navy); gap 0.60C on each side.
• Endorsement label: "A MEMBER OF" in Inter 500, caps, tracking +0.14em, Secondary #6B7280 (or white at 70% on navy); cap height 0.22C; top aligned to the master cap line.
• Parent: the Accord Partners wordmark only, no Accord icon, cap height 0.42C, sitting on the master baseline, in its own colours ("Accord" #1E40AF 600, "Partners" #1E40AF 300; white 600/300 when reversed).
• The left edges of the label and the Accord wordmark are optically aligned (first-glyph side bearing removed).
• Hierarchy: the endorsement block never exceeds about 45% of the master's visual weight; the label is always smaller than the parent wordmark.
• Stacked: a rule 0.55C below the baseline spanning the wordmark's width; beneath it, one row of label (cap 0.20C) and Accord wordmark (cap 0.36C) on a shared baseline, centred, scaled down until it fits inside the wordmark width.
• Below 160 px wide, the endorsement is dropped and Fourwall stands alone. The membership is then stated in words nearby if the surface allows.
• The Accord icon never appears next to the small label. Icons beside a small label clash.
• Reference implementation: ref/endorsed-lockup-proportions.md and ref/Fourwall-Lockup-System-v3c.png.

• Frame: a square from (5,5) to (27,27), 22 units a side, stroke 2.4 units, square caps.
• Door: the bottom wall is open between x = 12.5 and x = 19.5, a 7-unit opening centred on the frame.
• Riyal: a 4 × 4 gold square at (14,13), i.e. centred horizontally, lifted 1 unit above the geometric centre.
• Colour: frame in Deep Navy #0F1F4D (or white when reversed); riyal always Gold #B8860B in the two-colour versions.
• Relation to the wordmark: symbol height equals the cap height C of "Fourwall"; symbol-to-wordmark gap is 0.40C; the two share a baseline.

1. Two-colour, positive: Deep Navy frame and wordmark, gold riyal. White or sage backgrounds. The default.
2. Two-colour, reversed: white frame and wordmark, gold riyal. Deep Navy background only. Gold on Deep Navy passes AA (4.88:1).
3. One-colour, navy: everything Deep Navy including the riyal. Single-colour print, embossing, engraving, etching on glass, stamps.
4. One-colour, white: everything white. Reversed single-colour applications: white vinyl on glass, white foil on navy stock.
5. One-colour, ink: everything Ink #111827. Monochrome documents, fax-grade reproduction, newsprint. Never set the logo in Navy #1E40AF, Action Blue, gold, grey, or any tint. Never put the two-colour logo on a photograph, a gradient, a pattern or any colour other than white, sage or Deep Navy.

• Default to the endorsed lockup (03/04) on anything that leaves the building: website, proposals, decks, reports, signatures, cards, signage.
• Use the horizontal lockup alone (01/02) inside the product, in the website header, on anything narrower than about 160 px, in a line of partner logos, and wherever the endorsement is already stated in words nearby.
• Use the stacked endorsed lockup (05/06) only when the format is square or portrait and width is the constraint.
• Use the app icon (07) wherever a square symbol is required. The symbol never appears alone on a light background without its navy tile except as a favicon at 16 to 32 px, where the tile is dropped and the symbol is set in Deep Navy.
• Never set "Fourwall" in live text as a substitute for the wordmark.

1. Do not close the door. The opening in the bottom wall is the mark.
2. Do not move, resize, recolour or remove the gold riyal.
3. Do not rotate or mirror the mark, including for Arabic layouts. The logo is never mirrored.
4. Do not round the corners, add a drop shadow, a gradient, an outline or a glow.
5. Do not retype the wordmark, change its weight, tracking or case, or set it in Newsreader.
6. Do not place the two-colour logo on Navy #1E40AF, Action Blue, gold, photography or patterns.
7. Do not scale the symbol and wordmark independently or change the 0.40C gap.
8. Do not add the Accord icon to the endorsement, use "Fourwall × Accord", or merge the two names into one wordmark.
9. Do not use the endorsed lockup below 160 px, and do not let the endorsement grow past the master.
10. Do not place anything, including the page edge, inside the clear space.
11. Do not use the symbol as a bullet, an icon in UI, or a pattern tile.
12. Do not translate or transliterate the wordmark. There is no Arabic wordmark.

Status colours are used at full strength for text and 15% for fills, as pills and dots. They never appear in marketing surfaces, charts for decoration, or anywhere near the logo. Accord's premium purple is not part of the Fourwall palette; where Accord uses purple for AI features, Fourwall uses gold.

CMYK values are press-tuned recipes, not naive conversions; proof against the Pantone reference before any large print run. HEX is the source of truth on screen.

• 60% white and sage: the page, panels, cards, breathing room.
• 30% Deep Navy and Navy: chapter bands, covers, headings, the mark, figures.
• 10% Action Blue and Gold together, and gold is never more than a fifth of that. On a typical page gold appears three times at most: the riyal in the mark, one word or figure, one line in a chart.
• Dark surfaces invert the first two: Deep Navy becomes the 60, white type and sage panels the 30. Gold stays at its 2%.

✓ passes for body text (4.5:1 or better). △ passes for large text only (18 px regular or 14 px bold and above, 3:1). ✗ never for text.

What this means in practice: - Gold text on white is large-text only: the italic word in a headline, a key figure at 32 px or more. Never gold body copy, captions or links on white or sage. - Gold on Deep Navy passes for body text, which is why dark chapters can carry gold labels and the reversed logo keeps a gold riyal. - White buttons on Action Blue pass (5.2:1). Action Blue text on sage passes (4.7:1), so links work on sage panels. - Secondary grey on sage is large-text only; captions on sage panels use Ink at 80% opacity instead, or move to white.

Six colours and white. Deep Navy is the ground the brand stands on. Navy and Action Blue do the work of hierarchy and interaction. Gold is punctuation: the riyal in the mark, one highlighted word, one number that matters. Sage keeps pages from being clinical. Ink is what we read.

• Start every layout with white and Deep Navy; add gold last, and once.
• Use Navy for headings on light surfaces and white for headings on Deep Navy.
• Use Action Blue only for things a reader can click or that a chart needs as a second series.
• Use sage to separate panels on a white page, never as a page-wide tint behind Deep Navy blocks.

• Don't use Navy #1E40AF for body text; it is a heading and brand colour.
• Don't tint Deep Navy or gold; no 50% navy, no pale gold washes.
• Don't put gold next to warning amber; they fight. On a product screen with status colours, gold yields.
• Don't introduce beige, cream, black, teal backgrounds or multi-colour gradients. There are no gradients in this brand.
• Don't use status colours as decoration or in marketing.

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  --fw-deep-navy: #0F1F4D;
  --fw-navy: #1E40AF;
  --fw-action: #2563EB;
  --fw-gold: #B8860B;
  --fw-sage: #F0F4F3;
  --fw-ink: #111827;
  --fw-white: #FFFFFF;
  --fw-border: #E5E7EB;
  --fw-text-2: #6B7280;
  --fw-text-3: #9CA3AF;
  --fw-success: #16A34A;
  --fw-warning: #D97706;
  --fw-error: #DC2626;
  --fw-info: #0D9488;
}

• Library: Lucide, outline only. No filled variants, no other library, no custom icons unless approved and drawn to the Lucide grid.
• Stroke: 1.5 px. Do not deviate.
• Sizes: 16 px (dense tables only), 20 px inline with text, 24 px standalone, 32 px in feature grids. Never below 16.
• Colour: currentColor. Icons inherit the text colour next to them. Named accent states: Ink (default), Action Blue (interactive), Gold (one signature moment per surface), status colours (state only, product only).
• Every icon in navigation has a text label. Standalone icons are allowed only in dense product tables where the column header explains them.
• Icons are never decorative fillers on marketing pages. If a card does not need an icon to be understood, it does not get one.

Agents are not represented by icons. Each agent gets a tile: a square with a 2 px Deep Navy frame on white or sage, a two-letter monogram in Inter 600 (RC for Reconciliation Agent, IC for Invoice Capture, CF for Cash Forecasting), and a 4-unit gold square in the top-right corner for Advisory agents, bottom-left for Operations agents. The tile echoes the mark without copying it: it never has a door. Sizes 40, 56 and 96 px.

The Fourwall symbol never appears in an icon row, as a bullet, as a list marker or as a UI glyph. It is the logo.

Fourwall does not use stock photography. No handshakes, no teams pointing at laptops, no plated-food glamour, no generic Riyadh skylines. If a surface needs an image, it needs one of three things:

1. The product. A dashboard, a report page, an exception queue, a morning message, rendered as real HTML or a clean export, inside the frame device or a flat sage panel. No device bezels, no perspective tilt, no reflections.
2. The data. A chart built to the rules below.
3. Commissioned photography of real restaurant back-of-house in Saudi Arabia: the pass, the till at close, the stock room, the delivery-app tablets lined up, hands with invoices. Natural light, one subject, no faces of clients without consent, no staged smiles. Commissioned only, approved by the brand owner, and never on the website until a library exists.

Until that library exists, the website, deck, brand site and reports use options 1 and 2 only.

Every dashboard, chart, table and figure shown outside a client engagement uses anonymised, scaled sample data. Branch names are generic ("Branch 1", "Olaya", "Riyadh North"), brand names are invented, figures are scaled so that no real client's numbers can be inferred, and the caption "Anonymised, scaled sample data." (Arabic: «بيانات نموذجية مجهّلة ومعدّلة النسب.») appears in Caption style directly beneath. No exceptions, including on social media and in the brand site's own mockups. Marketing figures like "SAR 128,640 matched" carry "Illustrative figures" where they stand alone.

• Flat, front-on, cropped to the content, on a sage panel with 32 px padding or inside the frame device.
• Product chrome is Inter, Deep Navy header, white cards, Border rules, status pills. It should look like the product because it is the product.
• One screen per view. If you need to show more, show a sequence, not a collage.
• Highlight one thing: a gold rule under the figure that matters, or a gold dot on the one exception. Never multiple highlights.

• Faces: Inter throughout, tabular figures. Axis labels Caption in Secondary grey. Title H4 in Ink. Source line in Caption beneath.
• Series colours, in order: Deep Navy (primary), Action Blue (secondary), Secondary grey (comparison, market, last year), Gold (the single matched or highlighted series or point).
• Bars before lines; lines for time; never pie or donut charts; never 3D; never gradients; never drop shadows.
• Gridlines: Border #E5E7EB, horizontal only, 1 px. No vertical gridlines; no chart frame.
• Bar width 60% of the slot; corner radius 0. Line weight 2 px; data points 4 px, filled, shown only at the ends and at the highlighted point.
• Negative values in Ink with a true minus sign; red only inside the product.
• Numbers on the chart, not in a legend, where there are fewer than eight. Legends sit above the chart, left-aligned, as text with 8 px swatches.
• Ranges (P10 / P50 / P90) as a Deep Navy band at 12% with a solid P50 line. Tornado charts: Deep Navy bars left, Action Blue right, sorted, labelled inline.
• Time runs left to right in every language. Arabic charts flip labels and legend position, not the axis.

None. The brand has a mark, a frame, a ledger pattern and real data. It does not have illustrations, mascots, 3D renders or abstract blobs.

How we work: Fourwall technology is used by your finance team inside your own systems. Entries, matches and reports are prepared by the agents for your review; nothing posts without your approval. You own and control your books at all times. Fourwall does not act as your accountant, auditor or tax agent.

Arabic: طريقة عملنا: تقنية Fourwall يستخدمها فريقك المالي داخل أنظمتك. القيود والمطابقات والتقارير يجهّزها الوكلاء لمراجعتك، ولا يُرحّل شيء بدون اعتمادك. وتبقى الدفاتر تحت ملكيتك وسيطرتك في جميع الأوقات. Fourwall لا يعمل كمحاسبك أو مراجعك أو وكيلك الضريبي.

• English: "A member of Accord Partners." Capital A at the start of a line or as a standalone line; "a member of Accord Partners" inside a sentence. Never "part of", "backed by", "an Accord company", "powered by Accord", "Accord Partners' Fourwall".
• Arabic: «عضو في Accord Partners». Never «إحدى شركات أكورد» (reads as a subsidiary and transliterates the brand).
• Visual: only through the endorsed lockup or the words above. The Accord icon never appears with Fourwall. The two wordmarks are never merged, never separated by "×", and Fourwall always comes first.
• In boilerplates the endorsement is the last sentence. In the legal line it is the last sentence. On the cover of a document it is in the lockup, not repeated in text.
• Accord Partners' own guidelines (brand.accordpartners.ai) govern the Accord wordmark's colour and construction; Fourwall never alters them.

Fourwall people are advisors, senior advisors, implementation specialists, integration engineers and customer success managers. Never accountants, bookkeepers, auditors, tax advisors, finance managers or CFOs for a client, in any language, on any surface, including LinkedIn.

1. Every accounting verb has the agents or the client's team as its actor.
2. Every capability claim carries the approval line within sight.
3. No "review", "assurance", "certified", "compliant", "guaranteed", "audit-proof".
4. Numbers have a source or are marked illustrative; data is marked anonymised and scaled.
5. The disclaimer is present where section 15 says it must be.
6. Arabic has been read aloud by a Saudi reader; no dialect in Fourwall's own voice.