Enterprise business systems
ZATCA e-Invoicing: Phase 2 integration
Compliant e-invoicing that generates, stamps, reports and archives every invoice: automatically, from the systems you already run.
The challenge
Saudi e-invoicing requires every invoice to be generated in an approved electronic format, cryptographically stamped, QR-coded, protected against tampering and (in Phase 2) integrated with ZATCA's FATOORA platform. Manual billing and legacy systems can't meet that reliably, and every invoice counts.
With Prestige
Every invoice, credit note and debit note is produced in the compliant format with its UUID, hash, cryptographic stamp and QR code, then archived tamper-proof, with an automated VAT sales ledger feeding your finance system.
The platform we implement
We're an official Taxilla partner, implementing Taxilla enInvoice KSA and connecting it to your ERP for Phase 2.
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What you get
Compliant formats
eInvoice-KSA XML, or printable PDF/A-3 with the XML embedded.
Stamp, hash & QR
UUID, cryptographic stamp and invoice hash, plus a QR code with your VAT registration number.
Tamper-proof
Automatic tamper detection and sequential invoicing with counter and entry logging.
Automated VAT ledger
enReport-KSA-VAT builds the sales ledger automatically, ready for your ERP or financial system.
Store & archive
Generate, store and archive invoices, credit notes and debit notes electronically.
B2B partner network
Share documents with partners to approve, reject or comment, with e-delivery and automated reconciliation.
Everything in the platform
Every module shares one database: hover one to see what it does.
12
modules, one platform
- Invoice generationTax invoices in the compliant structured format.
- Credit & debit notesAdjustments issued and tracked like invoices.
- Cryptographic stampingEach document stamped and hashed for integrity.
- QR codesScannable QR with seller VAT details on every invoice.
- Tamper detectionAny change to an issued invoice is detected automatically.
- Sequential counterGap-free numbering with counter and entry logs.
- PDF/A-3 outputHuman-readable invoices with the XML embedded.
- Electronic archiveEvery document stored and retrievable on demand.
- VAT sales ledgerAutomated ledger for input to ERP and finance.
- Partner collaborationApprove, reject and comment on shared documents.
- Automated reconciliationMatching across inter- and intra-company workflows.
- ERP integrationConnects to the ERP or billing system you already use.
Specifications
- Compliance
- ZATCA e-invoicing · Phase 2 (FATOORA integration)
- Formats
- eInvoice-KSA XML · PDF/A-3 with embedded XML
- Identity & integrity
- UUID · invoice hash · cryptographic stamp
- QR code
- Includes the VAT registration number
- Tamper protection
- Auto-detection · sequential counter & entry logging
- Documents
- Invoices · credit notes · debit notes
- Reporting
- enReport-KSA-VAT automated sales ledger
Where it's deployed
Connects with your systems
- API / SDK
- Web services
- FTP / SFTP
- Staging tables
- Custom connectors
Works alongside the ERP and business systems you already run, no rip-and-replace.
Questions, answered
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