Fatoora
Saudi Arabia's national e-invoicing platform, operated by ZATCA, through which all B2B and B2C electronic invoices must be issued or cleared.
Fatoora is the e-invoicing system operated by ZATCA in Saudi Arabia. It moved through two phases: Phase 1 (Generation) required taxpayers to issue and store invoices electronically. Phase 2 (Integration) connects taxpayer ERP/POS systems directly to ZATCA for clearance (B2B) or reporting (B2C).
Related terms
Browse all →Clearance Model
E-invoicingAn e-invoicing architecture where invoices must be submitted to (and approved by) the tax authority before they can be sent to the buyer. KSA Phase 2 and India's IRP follow this model.
MyInvois
E-invoicingThe Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia's national e-invoicing portal, through which taxpayers submit invoices for clearance before issuing them to buyers.
Post-Audit Model
E-invoicingAn e-invoicing architecture where invoices are exchanged directly between buyer and seller and reviewed by the tax authority only retrospectively, typically through audits or periodic reporting.
QR Code (Tax Invoice)
TechnicalA 2D barcode embedded in tax invoices encoding key invoice metadata (seller, VAT number, totals, timestamp). Mandatory in KSA Phase 1 and on simplified UAE invoices.
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