Request a Free Demo
Zatca Approved E Invoice Solution Provider
We Support E-invoice Zatca 2nd phase integration
Support
Free Consultancy

Support

6 Days a Week

Training

Free On Premise

Free Consultancy

Accounts & VAT

E-Invoicing in Saudi Arabia (ZATCA-Compliant ERP Solution)

  • Home
  • E-Invoicing in Saudi Arabia (ZATCA-Compliant ERP Solution)

E-Invoicing in Saudi Arabia: ZATCA-Compliant ERP for VAT-Registered Businesses

QuickDice ERP provides a ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing solution in Saudi Arabia, helping VAT-registered businesses meet Phase 1 and Phase 2 regulations with accuracy, security, and real-time compliance. Electronic invoicing transforms invoicing and reporting workflows in line with Saudi Arabia’s digital and economic modernization initiatives.

E-invoicing in Saudi Arabia is a mandatory regulatory requirement under ZATCA, making ERP-based electronic invoicing essential for VAT-registered businesses to ensure accuracy, transparency, and continuous compliance.

How E-Invoicing Works in Saudi Arabia for Businesses

In Saudi Arabia, e-invoicing changes the way businesses create, issue, and manage invoices on a daily basis. Instead of generating invoices manually or using unstructured formats, invoices must now be created electronically through a compliant system that follows ZATCA’s standards.

Once an invoice is generated, it must include mandatory details such as seller and buyer information, VAT data, and a compliant QR code. These invoices are stored digitally and, under Phase 2, are validated through real-time system integration before being finalized. This process ensures invoice accuracy, improves transparency, and allows businesses to maintain consistent VAT records.

For VAT-registered businesses, e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia is not only a compliance requirement but also a shift toward standardized, traceable, and audit-ready invoicing across all transactions.

Sample dashboard of a ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing ERP used by businesses in Saudi Arabia

Understanding ZATCA E-Invoicing Requirements (Phase 1 & Phase 2)

These regulations require businesses to use a ZATCA-approved e-invoicing system that complies with mandatory technical and reporting standards, including Phase 2 integration, supported by ZATCA compliant accounting software. In Saudi Arabia, e-invoicing regulations are issued by the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) to standardize invoice generation, storage, and reporting across the Kingdom. Businesses are required to issue electronic invoices that meet specific technical and compliance standards, including QR codes, structured invoice formats, and secure data storage. These Saudi e-invoicing regulations are part of the ZATCA clearance model, which governs electronic tax invoices and invoice reporting to ZATCA systems.

QuickDice provides a ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing solution designed in line with these regulatory requirements, helping businesses in Saudi Arabia ensure accuracy, transparency, and full compliance with e-invoicing laws. These requirements are implemented through ZATCA Phase 1 (Generation) and Phase 2 (Integration), making ERP-based e-invoicing solutions essential for compliance.

Who Must Use E-Invoicing in Saudi Arabia? (ZATCA Rules)

E-invoicing is mandatory for all VAT-registered businesses in Saudi Arabia, including B2B, B2G, and applicable B2C transactions, as mandated by ZATCA regulations.

Types of Electronic Invoices Under ZATCA Regulations

Under ZATCA regulations, businesses in Saudi Arabia issue different types of electronic invoices, including tax invoices, simplified tax invoices, and credit or debit notes. These invoices apply to B2B, B2G, and applicable B2C transactions and must follow ZATCA-defined formats and data requirements. Electronic tax invoices issued in Saudi Arabia must be reported and cleared according to ZATCA technical specifications.

Penalties for Non-Compliance with ZATCA E-Invoicing

Non-compliance with Saudi Arabia’s e-invoicing regulations may result in administrative penalties, fines, or audit risks as enforced by ZATCA. Using a compliant e-invoicing ERP helps businesses avoid regulatory issues and ensures uninterrupted VAT reporting.

Why a Saudi Tax-Compliant E-Invoicing ERP Is Essential

  • Ensures full compliance with ZATCA Phase 1 and Phase 2 regulations
  • Reduces manual invoicing errors and VAT risks
  • Enables real-time invoice validation and reporting
  • Supports Arabic and English invoices
  • Improves operational efficiency and audit readiness

Why Businesses in Saudi Arabia Trust QuickDice ERP

  • Designed specifically for Saudi VAT and ZATCA regulations
  • Supports both Phase 1 & Phase 2 compliance
  • Industry-ready modules for trading, rental, construction, and services
  • Secure data storage aligned with Saudi compliance standards
  • Ongoing updates as ZATCA regulations evolve
QuickDice ERP e-invoicing system in Saudi Arabia with ZATCA Phase 1 and Phase 2 compliance

Key Features of QuickDice E-Invoicing ERP

These features support businesses adopting e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia by ensuring accuracy, compliance, and reliable VAT reporting.

home 8 service 2 5

Auto VAT Reports (ZATCA Standard)

Generate VAT-compliant reports automatically, reducing errors and audit risks.

home 8 service 2 2

Bilingual Invoicing (Arabic & English)

Create invoices in both Arabic and English as required by Saudi regulations.

home 8 service 2 3

Secure Invoice Storage & Attachments

Attach and store invoices securely for audits and regulatory review.

home 8 service 2 4

Invoice expiry & compliance reminders

Receive automated alerts to avoid invoice expiry issues and maintain continuous ZATCA compliance.

home 8 service 2 5

Custom Invoice Approval Workflows

Set up approval workflows to ensure invoice validation follows ZATCA requirements.

home 8 service 2 5

Drag & filter invoice reporting

Customize invoice reports easily to match your reporting view.

ZATCA E-Invoicing Phases: Phase 1 & Phase 2

ZATCA Phase 1 requires businesses to generate electronic invoices with mandatory fields and QR codes. Phase 2 mandates real-time integration with ZATCA systems for invoice clearance using structured XML formats and secure APIs. QuickDice ERP supports both phases with structured XML invoices, QR codes, and secure system integration. Phase 2 compliance is implemented through ZATCA’s Fatoora platform, which validates and clears electronic tax invoices in Saudi Arabia.

How to Implement ZATCA-Compliant E-Invoicing

  • Select a ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing ERP
  • Complete Phase 1 setup and invoice generation
  • Integrate with ZATCA for Phase 2 clearance
  • Test, validate, and go live with compliant invoicing

QuickDice ERP Modules Supporting ZATCA Compliance

These modules work together with QuickDice e-invoicing to ensure seamless ZATCA compliance across all business operations.

sr icon 1 1

VAT & E-Invoicing Module

Includes Complete E Invoices and Vat in compliance with Zatca 1st & 2nd Phase Integration.

Read More
sr icon 1 4

Manpower Rental Module

Rental manpower or Rental invoicing Software Makes Sales, Procurement & Operation Process Easy Integrated with Accounts.

Read More
sr icon 1 4

Scaffolding Rental Business Module

Scaffolding Software Makes Sales, Procurement & Operation Process Easy Integrated with Accounts.

Read More
sr icon 1 2

Finance Management Module

Includes Very User-friendly Account & Finance System.

Read More
sr icon 1 5

Rental & Equipment Management Modules

Equipment Rental Software Makes Sales, Procurement & Operation Process Easy Integrated with Accounts.

Read More
sr icon 1 5

Camp Management Module

Camp Software Makes Sales, Procurement & Operation Process Easy Integrated with Accounts.

Read More
sr icon 1 3

Human Resource Management Module

HR Software Help to manage Employees Information & payroll as per the Local Law.

Read More
sr icon 1 6

Trading & Inventory Management Module

Trading Software & Inventory Software Makes Sales, Procurement & Operation Process Easy Integrated with Accounts

Read More
sr icon 1 6

Project Control Business Module

Project Management Software makes Sales, Procurement & Operation Process Easy Integrated with Accounts.

Read More

How QuickDice ERP Is Different from Other ZATCA E-Invoicing Systems

  • Native ERP-based e-invoicing (not a plugin)
  • Built-in ZATCA Phase 2 API integration
  • Industry-specific invoicing workflows
  • Real-time VAT and invoice clearance tracking

Frequently Asked Questions on ZATCA E-Invoicing

Yes. E-invoicing is mandatory for all VAT-registered businesses in Saudi Arabia, including B2B, B2G, and applicable B2C transactions, as mandated by ZATCA.

ZATCA Phase 2 requires real-time system integration with ZATCA for invoice clearance using structured XML formats, QR codes, and secure APIs.

Yes. Under ZATCA Phase 2, businesses must integrate their systems with ZATCA to enable real-time invoice clearance before sharing invoices with buyers.

ZATCA may impose fines, penalties, or audits on businesses that fail to comply with mandatory e-invoicing regulations, depending on the nature and severity of non-compliance.

QuickDice e-invoicing is a ZATCA-compliant invoicing solution designed to automate financial operations, reduce manual errors, and help businesses in Saudi Arabia meet mandatory e-invoicing requirements. It improves operational efficiency, reduces costs, and ensures full compliance with ZATCA regulations, enabling businesses to operate with accuracy, transparency, and confidence.

Yes, QuickDice complies with ZATCA e-invoicing regulations and supports businesses in Saudi Arabia in meeting mandatory e-invoicing requirements as defined by the Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA).

Businesses should use a ZATCA-approved e-invoicing system that meets Phase 1 and Phase 2 requirements, including structured invoice formats, QR codes, and system integration as mandated by ZATCA.

The Fatoora platform is ZATCA’s official system used to validate, clear, and monitor electronic tax invoices under Phase 2 e-invoicing regulations in Saudi Arabia.

Indeed, it is equally possible for Quickdice to integrate with available accounting systems, ERPs, and other financial software thereby making it easy for firms to adopt e-invoicing without posing substantial interruptions on existing workflows.

Businesses in Saudi Arabia can implement e-invoicing by adopting a Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA)-approved e-invoicing ERP system that supports Phase 1 (Generation) and Phase 2 (Integration). This includes generating compliant electronic invoices, enabling real-time invoice clearance through the Fatoora platform, integrating with ZATCA systems, and ensuring accurate VAT reporting as per Saudi e-invoicing regulations.

Read More

Yes, you can. Real-Time Compliance Insights from QuickDice ERP’s VAT E-Invoice Module. Submitted E Invoices get updated in real time with respect to their approval. This allows you be proactive and handle any issues right way in real time ensuring an efficient compliance process.

QuickDice ERP knows that every industry has its specific VAT compliance obligations. The VAT E-Invoice Module is a highly customizable tool that can be adapted for different sectors including retails, manufacturers and service providers. The module is designed in a way that enables you customize the product towards your specific VAT compliance and fit it into your organization’s standards.

QuickDice ERP is used by VAT-registered businesses across Saudi Arabia to meet ZATCA e-invoicing compliance requirements.

Trusted by Businesses Across Saudi Arabia

QuickDice ERP is more than just software; it's a shared journey of empowerment and progress. We invite you to join us in this journey, to experience the benefits of an ERP system that has been crafted by and for local businesses.

Together, we can unlock new levels of efficiency, growth, and success in our local market with QuickDice ERP.

Trusted by Saudi Arabia businesses for ZATCA-compliant ERP and e-invoicing solutions.

QuickDice ERP Solutions
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.