ZATCA Phase 2 · Fatoora
ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing, built in
Phase 2 of e-invoicing in Saudi Arabia (the integration phase) requires every invoice to be generated in a compliant format, signed and shared with ZATCA. Banan Soft does this for every sale without slowing down the counter.


ZATCA center
Every submission, in one place
See your device's connection and certificate, and a log of every invoice sent to ZATCA with its result. Export the XML for any period as a zip.
- Certificate status and renewal
- Waiting, warning, rejected and failed counts
- Retry failed submissions in one click
What Banan Soft does for you
Onboards your device
Enter the one-time code from the Fatoora portal; Banan Soft generates the keys and obtains the certificate (CSID) for your business.
Signs every invoice
Each invoice and credit note is generated as XML, chained to the previous one with its hash and digitally signed.
Prints the QR code
Receipts carry the ZATCA QR code customers and inspectors can scan.
Reports simplified invoices
B2C invoices are reported to ZATCA automatically after the sale, in order.
Clears standard invoices
B2B tax invoices are cleared with ZATCA before they are handed to the buyer.
Retries and alerts
If ZATCA is unreachable, invoices wait and are retried; anything rejected is shown to the owner to fix.
ZATCA questions
What is the difference between reporting and clearance?
Simplified (B2C) invoices are reported to ZATCA within 24 hours of the sale. Standard (B2B) tax invoices must be cleared by ZATCA before they are shared with the buyer.
What happens to e-invoices when the internet is down?
Sales are still recorded and receipts printed. The invoices are sent to ZATCA in their original order as soon as the connection is back.
Do refunds create credit notes?
Yes. A refund or a voided sale creates a credit note that refers to the original invoice and is shared with ZATCA in the same way.
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