UAE invoices are going digital. Most small businesses don't know yet.
From 2027, a PDF stops being a legal invoice. Every business selling to other businesses must send invoices through an approved provider — or pay a monthly fine until it does.
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days left for most businesses to appoint a provider
Check your deadline
Two questions. No sign-up, no email required.
What it costs to do nothing
| If you | You pay |
|---|---|
| Have not appointed an approved provider in time | AED 5,000 / month |
| Send an invoice late | AED 100 each |
| Send a credit note late | AED 100 each |
| Do not report a system failure within two working days | AED 1,000 / day |
| Break the rules in other ways | up to AED 50,000 |
What we do
01
Check where you stand
We read your recent invoices and tell you exactly which details are missing and which would be rejected.
02
Clean your records
Customer tax numbers, addresses, item prices and invoice numbering — fixed once, so nothing fails later.
03
Get you connected
We sit with you on a call and take you through choosing your approved provider. It takes about ten minutes.
04
Run it every day
Pick the customer, pick the item, type the quantity. We fill in the other fifty details the law asks for, and your suppliers' invoices arrive in the same place.
Who this is for
You invoice from Excel or Word
No accounting system, no IT person, and no plan for July 2027. You do not need to buy accounting software to comply — that is the whole point of what we built.
You use QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Odoo or Focus
Your software vendor is not approved in the UAE, so the update you are waiting for is not coming. We connect what you already use.