Simplified and standard invoices
A walk-in sale is reported within the allowed window; a corporate invoice is cleared before it is issued. The till knows which is which.
Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority — Fatoora
Saudi Arabia's e-invoicing platform, Phase 2 ready
Invoices are generated in ZATCA's required format, cryptographically stamped, and reported through Fatoora as part of completing the sale — in Arabic, with the QR code on the customer's receipt.
TAX INVOICE
Your Restaurant · Lahore
2× Chicken Burger1,500
1× Biryani550
3× Soft Drink450
Subtotal2,500
Sales Tax 16%400
TotalRs 2,900
FBR Invoice: IMS-88421-2026
Verify in the Tax Asaan app
What the ZATCA integration does
Arabic, as required
Not only the totals — the line descriptions too. An English-only receipt is not compliant however correct the rest of it is.
The QR code with the stamp and UUID
Printed on the receipt, scannable in ZATCA's own app.
It queues rather than stopping
If ZATCA is unreachable, invoices queue and report when it returns. A till that stops selling because an API is down is an outage, not compliance.
Setting it up
Once, at the start. After that it happens on its own.
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1
Onboard with ZATCA and obtain your credentials.
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Settings → Tax Integration → ZATCA: switch it on and enter them.
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Set the branch to Arabic under Settings → Region, or per branch on a multi-branch account.
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Ring up a test sale and scan the QR code with ZATCA's app.
