How can businesses integrate their ERP systems with Malaysia’s e-Invoicing framework?
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Businesses can integrate an ERP with MyInvois through the available API services, directly or with the help of an integration provider. The integration typically involves mapping ERP data to the required fields, handling authentication, submitting invoice data, processing validation responses, and updating internal records with the relevant status and UUID.
A successful implementation requires more than connecting an API. Businesses should test invoice types and exception scenarios, establish monitoring and error handling, and ensure that changes to official specifications can be reflected in the integration.
Key points
- Map ERP data to the current MyInvois data requirements.
- Use the supported API and authentication approach.
- Process validation responses and UUIDs in the ERP workflow.
- Test normal, rejected, corrected, and special transaction scenarios.
- Monitor integration health and update mappings when official requirements change.
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