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We deliver the full financial power of Odoo through its Accounting software and E-Invoicing applications, seamlessly integrated to give your business complete control over its finances. From tracking every transaction to generating compliant e-invoices, we help you move beyond spreadsheets into a smarter, faster, and more accurate way of managing your financial operations.

UAE E-Invoicing Mandate
UAE E-Invoicing Is Coming. Is Your Odoo Ready?
The UAE is moving from paper and PDF invoices to structured electronic invoices reported to the Federal Tax Authority. Olap gets your Odoo system ready before your deadline.
Under the UAE Electronic Invoicing System, every in-scope invoice moves as structured data from your system to your Accredited Service Provider (ASP), which exchanges it with your customer's provider and reports it to the FTA. For Odoo users, being ready means more than printing a tax invoice with a QR code: your customer and product data, tax setup, invoice workflows and integrations all need to fit the new format. Olap reviews your setup and closes the gaps, so your team keeps invoicing as usual while compliance runs in the background.
What Counts as an E-Invoice in the UAE?
An e-invoice is structured, machine-readable invoice data exchanged through accredited service providers and reported to the FTA.
This is an e-invoice
Structured invoice data that systems can read and process automatically.
- Structured data in the UAE PINT AE format, exchanged through an ASP
- Validated, delivered to the buyer and reported to the FTA almost in real time
- Generated directly from your ERP (Odoo)
Not an e-invoice on its own
Formats that look like invoices but carry no structured data.
- A PDF invoice
- A scanned or photographed invoice
- An invoice sent as an email attachment
How the UAE E-Invoicing Model Works
The UAE uses a 5-corner model. Olap takes care of corner 1 and the link between Odoo and your ASP.
1
You (Supplier)
Create the invoice in Odoo
2
Your ASP
Validates and converts it to the official format
3
Buyer's ASP
Receives the e-invoice
4
Your Buyer
Gets it in their own system
5
FTA
Receives the tax data reported by the ASPs
Signs Your Invoicing Isn't Ready Yet
If even one of these applies, it's worth starting now rather than close to the deadline.
Manual Data Entry
Invoices typed or edited by hand slow you down and cause validation errors.
Incomplete Master Data
Missing TRNs, addresses or tax codes on customers, suppliers and products will cause invoices to be rejected.
Disconnected Systems
Sales, inventory and accounting don't share the same invoice data.
Heavy Customizations
Custom invoice layouts or fields that were never mapped to a structured format.
Older Odoo Version
An older version may need an upgrade before it can connect cleanly to an ASP.
No Testing Plan
No safe way to test invoices before go-live.
Olap's Odoo E-Invoicing Services
From assessment to go-live, one team handles your whole e-invoicing journey.
Readiness Assessment
We review your Odoo version, chart of accounts, taxes, invoice templates, customizations and master data, and give you a clear gap report.
Data Cleanup & Tax Setup
We fix TRNs, product tax mapping, units, currencies and the other mandatory fields the UAE format requires.
ASP Integration
We connect Odoo to your chosen Accredited Service Provider, so invoices, credit notes and statuses flow automatically.
Odoo Upgrade & Customization
If needed, we upgrade your Odoo version and adapt custom workflows so nothing breaks during the move.
Testing & Go-Live
We test standard invoices, credit notes, multi-currency and rejections end to end before switching to live.
Training & Support
Your finance team learns the new workflow, and Olap stays on hand after go-live.
Not on Odoo yet? We can implement Odoo Accounting with UAE e-invoicing built into the plan from day one.
UAE E-Invoicing Deadlines
The mandate rolls out in three phases.
Phase 1
Annual revenue of AED 50 million or more
- Appoint an ASP by 30 October 2026
Phase 2
Annual revenue below AED 50 million
- Appoint an ASP by 31 March 2027
Phase 3
In-scope government entities
- Appoint an ASP by 31 March 2027
Phase 1 go-live is only weeks away. Phase 2 businesses should start now, because integration and testing take time.
Applicability depends on your entity and its transactions. Please verify your obligations against the latest Ministry of Finance guidance.
E-Invoicing FAQ
Quick answers to the questions we hear most from UAE businesses.
Olap provides Odoo implementation, integration and support services. E-invoice exchange and FTA reporting are handled by your Accredited Service Provider.
It's the UAE's national system for issuing and exchanging invoices as structured electronic data through Accredited Service Providers, with tax data reported to the FTA.
Not necessarily. A VAT-compliant PDF isn't an e-invoice. You also need structured data in the required format and a connection to an ASP.
Yes. Businesses within the scope of the mandate must appoint an accredited ASP by their phase's deadline.
It depends on your setup. Recent versions make integration easier, and our assessment tells you whether an upgrade is needed.
It depends on your data quality, customizations and chosen ASP. After the assessment, we give you a clear timeline.
Yes. We can implement Odoo Accounting and Invoicing with UAE e-invoicing included from the start.
No. Compliance also depends on accurate data, correct processes and your ASP's service. We help you get every part of that right on the Odoo side.
Get Your Odoo E-Invoicing Ready Today
Whether you're in Phase 1 or Phase 2, the best time to prepare is now. Tell us about your setup and we'll show you exactly what's needed.
Book a Free ConsultationWhy Partner with Olap?
We combine deep technical expertise with real-world financial understanding.
This means we don’t just configure Odoo, we design a financial ecosystem that supports
growth, improves accuracy, and keeps your business compliant and competitive.
