Integrate once
Use a common contract instead of building a distinct external workflow for every downstream customer.
ERP solution
Add Saudi e-invoicing to your ERP without rebuilding the operating layer.
Integrate one bounded Fatoorah API surface across customer organizations while keeping taxpayer, entity, environment, EGS, credential, request, and final-state context explicit.
Built for
The team that must operate the integration.
ERP product, platform engineering, localization, and customer operations teams serving Saudi organizations.
Preserve tenant context
Associate every request with the correct organization, resource, entity, environment, and credential.
Operate exceptions
Give support request IDs, lifecycle state, webhooks, usage, and evidence when the happy path breaks.
Implementation path
From source operation to an inspectable result.
Create the platform organization
Start with a verified organization and synthetic Fatoorah resource.
Model downstream boundaries
Map tenant, legal entity, branch, device, credential, and source-system identities.
Implement the lifecycle
Add validation, idempotency, request state, artifacts, webhooks, reconciliation, and evidence.
Request production eligibility
Enable external traffic only after the required customer and technical prerequisites are proven.
Questions
Decide with the boundary visible.
Availability and external prerequisites stay explicit throughout evaluation.
Can each ERP customer have a separate context?+
The platform data model separates organizations, resources, credentials, subscriptions, usage, and evidence. The exact downstream tenant model belongs to the Platform/OEM scope.
Does the sandbox submit to ZATCA?+
No. It is TechnoMinds-operated and synthetic, with production access false.
Do we need to replace our invoice UI?+
No. The API path is designed for existing ERP and product workflows.
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