Saudi Arabia's Leading ZATCA-Compliant e-Invoicing Solution

100% ZATCA-Approved and Built for Seamless ERP Integration

Webtel’s e-Invoicing solution is 100% compliant with ZATCA Phase 2 guidelines and integrates effortlessly with ERP systems like SAP, Oracle, Dynamics 365, and more. Generate PDF/A3 e-Invoices with embedded XML, process bulk B2B and B2C invoices, and ensure compliance with real-time monitoring and secure encryption.

How Does Webtel’s ZATCA E-Invoicing Solution Work?

Secure, Seamless, and ZATCA-Compliant

Webtel connects your business’s ERP systems directly with ZATCA for real-time validation and compliance. From invoice creation to approval, the process is automated, efficient, and secure.

Transform Your E-Invoicing Journey

Integration Made Easy: Plug into SAP ORACLE XERO MICROSOFT DYNAMICS

Effortlessly connect Webtel E-Invoicing with your ERP—SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, or custom systems. Transition smoothly without disrupting existing workflows.

One-Click ZATCA Compliance

Generate fully compliant PDF/A3 e-invoices with embedded XML in one click! Work seamlessly within your ERP system with instant ZATCA validation.

Real-Time ZATCA Validation

Stay compliant effortlessly! Webtel auto-validates your invoices against ZATCA standards in real-time, including cryptographic stamps, unique UUIDs, and QR codes for secure, smart invoicing.

Simplified Solution for All Businesses

Whether you're a large enterprise or growing business, our intuitive solution adapts to your needs. Create, validate, and manage invoices with complete ZATCA compliance.

Unlock the Future of Invoicing

Bulk Invoce Processing

Effortlessly manage high transaction volumes for B2B and B2C transactions with our optimized bulk invoicing feature.

Auto Data Validation

Achieve 100% accuracy with real-time data validation that ensures invoices meet all regulatory standards.

QR Code Generation

Instantly generate ZATCA-compliant QR codes for every invoice, ensuring secure and streamlined compliance.

Customizable Templates

Design invoices tailored to your brand identity with our flexible and user-friendly customization tools.

Secure Encryption

Protect your data with advanced encryption technologies, ensuring the safety and integrity of every invoice.

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Enterprise-Grade Compliance

Webtel ensures seamless integration and robust security standards

IP whitelisting

Secured HTTPS​

Dry and Enriched APIs​

TLS 1.2 supported​

Two Factor Authentication

ISO 27001:2013

ISO 9001: 2015

Client Id and Secret Code will be shared

256-bit SSL encryption

VAPT Certified

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Have Questions? We've Got Answers!

E-invoicing (Fatoora) is the electronic generation, transmission, and storage of invoices, mandated by the Saudi government to improve tax compliance and transparency.

The Saudi government introduced e-invoicing to combat tax evasion, improve business efficiency, and align with international standards on digital invoicing.

E-invoicing became mandatory in Saudi Arabia in two phases: the first phase started on December 4, 2021, and the second phase was enforced on January 1, 2023.

All businesses registered for VAT (Value-Added Tax) in Saudi Arabia are required to adopt e-invoicing, regardless of their size or industry.


- Phase 1 (December 2021): Businesses must generate and store invoices electronically.
- Phase 2 (January 2023): Businesses must integrate with the ZATCA (Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority) system for real-time e-invoice transmission.

ZATCA (Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority) is the Saudi government agency that regulates the e-invoicing process and ensures compliance with the VAT law.

Businesses must issue e-invoices in the structured format prescribed by ZATCA, ensure the integration with ZATCA’s system, and store invoices electronically for at least 6 years.

No, businesses are prohibited from using paper invoices once e-invoicing is fully implemented.

- Phase 1 focuses on electronic invoice generation and storage. - Phase 2 mandates the integration of e-invoices with ZATCA for real-time reporting.

Only structured electronic invoices in the format defined by ZATCA (XML, for example) are accepted. PDF invoices without a QR code are no longer acceptable under Phase 2.

Businesses that fail to comply with the e-invoicing mandate may face penalties, including fines, suspension of tax registration, or other sanctions imposed by ZATCA.

Yes, businesses need to use e-invoicing solutions that comply with the requirements of ZATCA. It’s essential to choose an authorized solution provider.

Webtel offers integrated e-invoicing solutions that are fully compliant with Saudi Arabia’s ZATCA regulations, enabling businesses to issue, store, and transmit e-invoices securely.


As an SAP Silver Partner, Webtel offers integrated solutions that seamlessly integrate with SAP systems to facilitate the creation, storage, and transmission of compliant e-invoices in Saudi Arabia.

No, Phase 1 requires businesses to generate and store electronic invoices, but integration with ZATCA is only mandatory in Phase 2 (from January 2023 onward).

E-invoices must include VAT details, a unique invoice number, the names and VAT IDs of both the seller and the buyer, and other information required by ZATCA.

A QR code is required in the structured e-invoice format, which allows for quick validation and authentication of invoices by ZATCA and other parties.

Businesses experiencing difficulties should seek assistance from authorized e-invoicing providers, such as Webtel, who can offer technical support and guidance to ensure full compliance with ZATCA regulations.

Yes, Webtel offers seamless integration with a wide range of ERP systems, including Oracle, Tally, Microsoft Dynamics, and many more. Our e-invoicing solution is designed to effortlessly integrate with your current ERP, ensuring a smooth transition and full compliance with Saudi Arabia's e-invoicing regulations without disrupting your existing business processes.