QR Code on Malaysia E-Invoice
A QR code on a validated e-Invoice helps the recipient access the document’s validation information. Scanning it opens the relevant validation link, which uses document identifiers to display the associated details.
A QR code on a validated e-Invoice helps the recipient access the document’s validation information. Scanning it opens the relevant validation link, which uses document identifiers to display the associated details. The QR code supports verification; it does not replace the structured e-Invoice data submitted to IRBM.
Related terms
Browse all →API (Application Programming Interface)
Technical RequirementsAn Application Programming Interface (API) is a defined way for one software application to request information or actions from another application.
Cryptographic Stamp (ZATCA)
Technical RequirementsZATCA-issued digital stamp applied during clearance to authenticate B2B invoices
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
Technical RequirementsAn Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system manages business activities such as finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, and operations. An ERP can connect to MyInvois to map, submit, and track invoice data.
ERP Integration KSA
Technical RequirementsConnecting SAP, Oracle, Dynamics or any billing system to ZATCA's Fatoora APIs so invoices are generated, signed, submitted and archived without manual steps.
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