ERP-to-authority integration
No duplicate entry, no isolated portals.
Connect invoice data and response statuses to the systems finance already uses, minimizing duplicate entry and isolated portals.
From the UAE and Saudi Arabia to Jordan, Oman, Egypt, Ghana and Nigeria, XEETEK helps businesses connect their existing finance systems to evolving e-invoicing requirements. XEE E-Invoicing integrates with Microsoft Dynamics 365, SAP, Oracle and other ERP platforms, adapting to local formats, validations and exchange processes while keeping your finance operations connected.
E-invoicing is not a single global standard. Every market may require different data structures, validation rules, invoice types, signatures, reporting timelines or submission channels. XEETEK combines ERP integration expertise with country-specific workflows so organizations can address different requirements without rebuilding their finance processes for every jurisdiction.
Prepare your ERP for structured invoice exchange through the UAE e-invoicing framework, including data validation, approved-provider connectivity and invoice-status visibility.
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Whether you work with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Dynamics 365 Finance, SAP, Oracle or another ERP, XEETEK designs the e-invoicing connection around your current transaction processes. We assess the source data, map it to local requirements, integrate with the relevant platform or service provider, and return usable submission statuses and exceptions to finance teams.
Business Central and Finance
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No duplicate entry, no isolated portals.
Connect invoice data and response statuses to the systems finance already uses, minimizing duplicate entry and isolated portals.
Local rules handled per country.
Handle local field structures, mandatory identifiers, product or service codes, taxes, invoice categories and credit-note references according to the country.
Fewer rejected invoices.
Identify missing or inconsistent data before transmission to reduce rejected documents and avoidable rework.
The right channel for every country.
Route structured invoices through the relevant local authority, approved provider or exchange network according to the applicable model.
Know what needs action, today.
Give finance teams visibility into submitted, accepted, rejected and action-required transactions wherever the local system provides those statuses.
One view across companies and countries.
Preserve transaction history and provide consolidated operational reporting across companies, ERPs and countries as configured.
The same six stages in every country. What changes is the local exchange path, shown below for the country you choose.
The invoice or credit note originates in your ERP or finance workflow.
Country-specific formatting and mandatory data are prepared.
Business and technical checks flag exceptions before transmission.
Documents are signed, submitted or exchanged through the relevant national or network flow, as required.
Response statuses and errors are made visible to the finance team.
An auditable exchange history is kept and exceptions are resolved in the originating process.
The UAE uses a decentralised model: invoices move between accredited service providers on the Peppol network, and tax data is reported to the Federal Tax Authority.
XEETEK brings together multi-ERP integration, financial process understanding and knowledge of local digital tax requirements. As a Microsoft Solutions Partner and a member of OpenPeppol, our approach focuses on connecting compliance to the business systems organizations already operate — not making finance teams manage another disconnected process.
Tell us where you operate, which ERP you use and your current e-invoicing status. We will help identify the next practical steps for your organization.
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