Egypt ETA e-Receipt
e-Receipt and e-Invoice submission integrated into the payments and records you already run on the platform. Built to the ETA specification.
Engineering-led on-ramps
A compliance problem, solved by engineers.
Egypt ETA, KSA ZATCA Phase 2, and UAE e-invoicing — three regimes, one engineering team. Built to spec, integrated into the platform, and shipped in weeks rather than quarters.
Three regimes, one team
The rules differ. The approach doesn't.
Each regime has its own spec, format, and submission flow. We read the spec, implement to it, and integrate it into the records you already keep.
KSA ZATCA Phase 2
Phase 2 integration — signing, UUID, and the embedded QR — wired into your invoicing, compliant with ZATCA's clearance and reporting flow.
UAE e-invoicing
Built to the UAE's evolving e-invoicing framework, ready to meet the mandate as it lands. Implemented by engineers, not handed to a form.
Why engineers
Compliance is a spec. We implement specs.
Most providers treat e-invoicing as a box-ticking exercise bolted onto your accounts. We treat it as an integration: read the regime's spec, implement it against your real records, test it, ship it. The result lives inside the platform — not in a separate portal you have to remember to open.
- Built to the spec. Implemented against the regime's published format and submission flow.
- Integrated, not bolted on. Wired into the payments and records you already keep.
- Tested before it ships. Sandboxed against the authority, then cut over cleanly.
From scope to go-live
One to three weeks.
Faster than a typical compliance engagement because the records are already on the platform — we're connecting to them, not rebuilding them.
Scope
Which regime, which records, which entity. A fixed-scope brief in EGP.
Implement
Built to spec against your records, tested in the authority's sandbox.
Clearance
Submission validated end to end — signing, UUID, QR where required.
Go-live
Cut over cleanly. Compliance runs inside the platform from day one.
Scope compliance.
Tell us your regime, your entity, and the records you keep today. You'll get a fixed-scope brief in EGP and a timeline — usually one to three weeks to go-live.
Engineering-led on-ramps
A compliance problem, solved by engineers.
Egypt ETA, KSA ZATCA Phase 2, and UAE e-invoicing — three regimes, one engineering team. Built to spec, integrated into the platform, and shipped in weeks rather than quarters.
Three regimes, one team
The rules differ. The approach doesn't.
Each regime has its own spec, format, and submission flow. We read the spec, implement to it, and integrate it into the records you already keep.
01
Egypt ETA e-Receipt
e-Receipt and e-Invoice submission integrated into the payments and records you already run on the platform. Built to the ETA specification.
02
KSA ZATCA Phase 2
Phase 2 integration — signing, UUID, and the embedded QR — wired into your invoicing, compliant with ZATCA's clearance and reporting flow.
03
UAE e-invoicing
Built to the UAE's evolving e-invoicing framework, ready to meet the mandate as it lands. Implemented by engineers, not handed to a form.
Why engineers
Compliance is a spec. We implement specs.
Most providers treat e-invoicing as a box-ticking exercise bolted onto your accounts. We treat it as an integration: read the regime's spec, implement it against your real records, test it, ship it. The result lives inside the platform — not in a separate portal you have to remember to open.
- Built to the spec. Implemented against the regime's published format and submission flow.
- Integrated, not bolted on. Wired into the payments and records you already keep.
- Tested before it ships. Sandboxed against the authority, then cut over cleanly.
From scope to go-live
One to three weeks.
Faster than a typical compliance engagement because the records are already on the platform — we're connecting to them, not rebuilding them.
01
Scope
Which regime, which records, which entity. A fixed-scope brief in EGP.
02
Implement
Built to spec against your records, tested in the authority's sandbox.
03
Clearance
Submission validated end to end — signing, UUID, QR where required.
04
Go-live
Cut over cleanly. Compliance runs inside the platform from day one.
Scope compliance.
Tell us your regime, your entity, and the records you keep today. You'll get a fixed-scope brief in EGP and a timeline — usually one to three weeks to go-live.
Engineering-led on-ramps
A compliance problem, solved by engineers.
Egypt ETA, KSA ZATCA Phase 2, and UAE e-invoicing — three regimes, one engineering team. Built to spec, integrated into the platform, and shipped in weeks rather than quarters.
Three regimes, one team
The rules differ. The approach doesn't.
Each regime has its own spec, format, and submission flow. We read the spec, implement to it, and integrate it into the records you already keep.
Egypt ETA e-Receipt
e-Receipt and e-Invoice submission integrated into the payments and records you already run on the platform. Built to the ETA specification.
KSA ZATCA Phase 2
Phase 2 integration — signing, UUID, and the embedded QR — wired into your invoicing, compliant with ZATCA's clearance and reporting flow.
UAE e-invoicing
Built to the UAE's evolving e-invoicing framework, ready to meet the mandate as it lands. Implemented by engineers, not handed to a form.
Why engineers
Compliance is a spec. We implement specs.
Most providers treat e-invoicing as a box-ticking exercise bolted onto your accounts. We treat it as an integration: read the regime's spec, implement it against your real records, test it, ship it. The result lives inside the platform — not in a separate portal you have to remember to open.
- Built to the spec. Implemented against the regime's published format and submission flow.
- Integrated, not bolted on. Wired into the payments and records you already keep.
- Tested before it ships. Sandboxed against the authority, then cut over cleanly.
From scope to go-live
One to three weeks.
Faster than a typical compliance engagement because the records are already on the platform — we're connecting to them, not rebuilding them.
01
Scope
Which regime, which records, which entity. A fixed-scope brief in EGP.
02
Implement
Built to spec against your records, tested in the authority's sandbox.
03
Clearance
Submission validated end to end — signing, UUID, QR where required.
04
Go-live
Cut over cleanly. Compliance runs inside the platform from day one.
Scope compliance.
Ready to start?
Tell us your regime, your entity, and the records you keep today. You'll get a fixed-scope brief in EGP and a timeline — usually one to three weeks to go-live.
Engineering-led on-ramps
A compliance problem, solved by engineers.
Egypt ETA, KSA ZATCA Phase 2, and UAE e-invoicing — three regimes, one engineering team. Built to spec, integrated into the platform, and shipped in weeks rather than quarters.
Three regimes, one team
The rules differ. The approach doesn't.
Each regime has its own spec, format, and submission flow. We read the spec, implement to it, and integrate it into the records you already keep.
Egypt ETA e-Receipt
e-Receipt and e-Invoice submission integrated into the payments and records you already run on the platform. Built to the ETA specification.
KSA ZATCA Phase 2
Phase 2 integration — signing, UUID, and the embedded QR — wired into your invoicing, compliant with ZATCA's clearance and reporting flow.
UAE e-invoicing
Built to the UAE's evolving e-invoicing framework, ready to meet the mandate as it lands. Implemented by engineers, not handed to a form.
Why engineers
Compliance is a spec. We implement specs.
Most providers treat e-invoicing as a box-ticking exercise bolted onto your accounts. We treat it as an integration: read the regime's spec, implement it against your real records, test it, ship it. The result lives inside the platform — not in a separate portal you have to remember to open.
- Built to the spec. Implemented against the regime's published format and submission flow.
- Integrated, not bolted on. Wired into the payments and records you already keep.
- Tested before it ships. Sandboxed against the authority, then cut over cleanly.
From scope to go-live
One to three weeks.
01
Scope
Which regime, which records, which entity. A fixed-scope brief in EGP.
02
Implement
Built to spec against your records, tested in the authority's sandbox.
03
Clearance
Submission validated end to end — signing, UUID, QR where required.
04
Go-live
Cut over cleanly. Compliance runs inside the platform from day one.
Scope compliance.
Tell us your regime, your entity, and the records you keep today. You'll get a fixed-scope brief in EGP and a timeline — usually one to three weeks to go-live.
Engineering-led on-ramps
A compliance problem, solved by engineers.
Egypt ETA, KSA ZATCA Phase 2, and UAE e-invoicing — three regimes, one engineering team. Built to spec, integrated into the platform, and shipped in weeks rather than quarters.
Three regimes, one team
The rules differ. The approach doesn't.
Each regime has its own spec, format, and submission flow. We read the spec, implement to it, and integrate it into the records you already keep.
Egypt ETA e-Receipt
e-Receipt and e-Invoice submission integrated into the payments and records you already run on the platform. Built to the ETA specification.
KSA ZATCA Phase 2
Phase 2 integration — signing, UUID, and the embedded QR — wired into your invoicing, compliant with ZATCA's clearance and reporting flow.
UAE e-invoicing
Built to the UAE's evolving e-invoicing framework, ready to meet the mandate as it lands. Implemented by engineers, not handed to a form.
Why engineers
Compliance is a spec. We implement specs.
Most providers treat e-invoicing as a box-ticking exercise bolted onto your accounts. We treat it as an integration: read the regime's spec, implement it against your real records, test it, ship it. The result lives inside the platform — not in a separate portal you have to remember to open.
- Built to the spec. Implemented against the regime's published format and submission flow.
- Integrated, not bolted on. Wired into the payments and records you already keep.
- Tested before it ships. Sandboxed against the authority, then cut over cleanly.
From scope to go-live
One to three weeks.
Faster than a typical compliance engagement because the records are already on the platform — we're connecting to them, not rebuilding them.
01
Scope
Which regime, which records, which entity. A fixed-scope brief in EGP.
02
Implement
Built to spec against your records, tested in the authority's sandbox.
03
Clearance
Submission validated end to end — signing, UUID, QR where required.
04
Go-live
Cut over cleanly. Compliance runs inside the platform from day one.
Scope compliance.
Tell us your regime, your entity, and the records you keep today. You'll get a fixed-scope brief in EGP and a timeline — usually one to three weeks to go-live.