What this covers
- When and where ZATCA QR should appear on invoices
- Required organizational details (seller name, VAT number, timestamps, totals)
- How to verify that compliance is enabled for the correct customers
- Operational best practices (testing, rollout, audit readiness)
Saudi Arabia: ZATCA QR on invoices
ZATCA QR is typically required for compliant invoice representations. In Xfatora, the QR is generated from key invoice fields (seller, VAT, timestamp, totals) and can be rendered in invoice HTML/PDF output.
Recommended rollout:
- Configure seller/legal identity details once
- Enable ZATCA for the correct scope (all invoices or KSA-only customers)
- Run a test invoice and confirm QR appears
- Roll out to production and add an audit checklist
Global / multi-tenant e-invoicing processing
For multi-tenant deployments and regulated markets, e-invoicing processing is often applied immediately after invoice creation.
Recommended rollout:
- Stage the configuration in a test tenant
- Run test invoices and verify the processing pipeline
- Roll out tenant-by-tenant with monitoring
Operational controls
- Keep a checklist per tenant: enable flags, seller identity, VAT number, test invoice output
- Define a “compliance owner” role responsible for settings changes
- Capture evidence: PDFs, invoice IDs, timestamps for audit requirements
FAQ
- QR presence (where required)
- Seller/VAT identity correctness
- Timestamps and totals match the invoice record
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