Saudi Arabia has introduced strict e-invoicing requirements through the ZATCA framework. All e-invoices must be validated by the authority and include a unique code that proves authenticity. To demonstrate compliance, this code must also be displayed as a QR code on the invoice itself - creating a technical hurdle for businesses that need to integrate external validation into their existing processes.
E-invoices cannot be issued directly from an ERP or core banking system without first being processed by ZATCA. Each document requires a unique validation code, which then needs to be embedded as a QR code on the invoice before delivery. For organisations managing high invoice volumes, handling this step manually or through bespoke integrations was complex, time-consuming, and carried a high risk of non-compliance.
Lasernet integrates directly with the ZATCA API. When an e-invoice is generated in a core system such as Temenos, Lasernet automatically submits the required data for validation. The unique response code is then imported back into the document and rendered as a QR code in the correct location on the invoice. The result is a fully compliant e-invoice that can be delivered digitally to suppliers or customers without additional manual steps.
With Lasernet, organisations operating in Saudi Arabia can stay ahead of evolving e-invoicing mandates. By combining API integration, automated document enrichment, and flexible output options, Lasernet ensures every invoice meets compliance standards while keeping operations efficient and scalable.
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