Saudi Arabia's e-invoicing programme is in its integration phase. If you sell in the Kingdom, Kaido gets your ERP ZATCA-compliant: structured XML, cryptographic stamps, QR codes and Fatoora integration, tested before your wave date.
ZATCA Phase 2 is the integration phase of Saudi Arabia's e-invoicing programme. Invoices must be generated as structured XML, carry a cryptographic stamp and QR code, and be cleared or reported through ZATCA's Fatoora platform. Businesses are brought in by waves based on revenue.
The platforms can meet the requirement; the work is in the integration and testing. Kaido configures your ERP, connects it to Fatoora, and tests thoroughly against your assigned wave date, because a broken invoicing flow in production is not an option in the Kingdom.
Compliant invoice generation with cryptographic stamps and QR codes.
Clearance for standard invoices and reporting for simplified ones.
Configuration and testing mapped to your assigned ZATCA wave and threshold.
Odoo, SAP Business One, NetSuite and more, integrated for compliance.
Order processing time cut by 60%, with stock finally unified across every branch. Kaido delivered exactly what they promised, on schedule.
It is the integration phase of Saudi Arabia's e-invoicing programme. Invoices must be structured XML, cryptographically stamped, carry a QR code, and be cleared or reported through the Fatoora platform, rolled out in waves by revenue.
Odoo, SAP Business One, Oracle NetSuite and other modern ERPs can be integrated with Fatoora. Correct configuration and testing are what make compliance real.
ZATCA assigns businesses to waves by annual revenue and notifies them of their compliance date. Kaido helps you confirm your date and get integrated and tested ahead of it.
Book a free scoping call. A senior consultant maps your workflows and gives you a clear, fixed-price plan, vendor-neutral and yours to keep whether you proceed or not.
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