Implementation, integration, and managed compliance for 50+ e-invoicing mandates — delivered on our own Peppol-certified Access Point, GoRoute, operating under ID POP000991. Not a reseller. Not a referral. The infrastructure is ours.
Saudi Arabia's ZATCA Phase 2 reaches essentially every VAT registrant with Wave 24 — businesses above SAR 375,000 in VAT revenues integrate by 30 June 2026. The UAE's Peppol-based system goes live for large taxpayers on 1 January 2027, with Accredited Service Providers to be appointed by 30 October 2026. Oman's Fawtara starts its first wave on 1 August 2026.
These are different machines. Saudi Arabia runs a clearance model — ZATCA stamps the invoice before it is valid. The UAE chose a five-corner Peppol model with PINT AE as the format and accredited providers as the rails. Oman combines Peppol with OTA clearance. If you operate in two or three of these markets, you are not implementing one mandate three times; you are implementing three different systems that happen to share a data standard underneath.
That shared layer is where we work. One integration into your ERP, one validated master-data foundation, one accountable team — and each jurisdiction's specifics handled on certified infrastructure we operate ourselves.
Thirty minutes establishes whether you are in scope, which wave or phase applies, and what your real deadline is. We put it in writing with a fixed-fee quote within 24 hours.
We connect what you already run. Zoho, QuickBooks, Xero, Tally, and Odoo are standard five-day setups; SAP, Oracle, and Dynamics 365 are scoped engagements with the field-mapping work done by people who have seen where it breaks.
Invoices route through GoRoute, our Peppol Access Point operating under POP000991 — not through a third-party platform we resell. For businesses that want their own branded portal, we deliver bespoke white-label deployments.
Mandates change — wave thresholds drop, formats version, new jurisdictions activate. The managed tier keeps you compliant without your team re-learning the rules every quarter. Optional. Most clients take it.
Under Ministerial Decision No. 244 of 2025 (as amended in May 2026), businesses with revenue at or above AED 50 million must appoint an Accredited Service Provider by 30 October 2026 and issue through the system from 1 January 2027. Smaller businesses follow: ASP by 31 March 2027, live 1 July 2027.
The penalties are set out in Cabinet Decision No. 106 of 2025: AED 5,000 per month for failing to implement or appoint an ASP, and AED 100 per invoice not issued or transmitted, capped at AED 5,000 per month. Voluntary early adopters are exempt from penalties — which makes the pilot window from July 2026 worth a conversation, not a wait.
UAE country guide →Five business days from signing, for a single country with a cloud ERP. That is a written commitment, not a marketing number — if we miss it, you tell us and we make it right. Complex multi-country or custom ERP environments take longer, and we say so upfront in the quote.
ClayDesk Infotech Solutions FZCO is pursuing UAE accreditation — it is in flight, not granted. What we hold today is OpenPeppol Service Provider certification (POP000991, held by ClayDesk LLC) with a production Access Point. We are precise about this distinction because our clients have to be precise about theirs. Ask us for current status on the call.
Engagements are calibrated to invoice volume, jurisdictional complexity, and integration scope — we do not publish a rate card because the cost genuinely depends on your situation. What we commit to: directional pricing in the first conversation, and a fixed-fee written quote within 24 hours of the discovery call. See the engagement tiers.
Yes — that is the white-label deployment: your domain, your logo, your colour scheme, with certified GoRoute infrastructure underneath. Bespoke, not productised, so it is quoted per engagement.
They are yours. Cryptographic keys, integration code, and audit archives transfer to you at the end of the engagement. We think exit terms are the most under-asked question in ASP selection — we wrote up the questions to ask any provider, including us.
One architecture, two activations. Saudi Arabia is a clearance model and the UAE is five-corner Peppol, but both consume the same validated master data and both connect through the same integration layer. The GCC interoperability playbook explains the approach.
Tell us your country, your ERP, and your invoice volume. We tell you whether you are in scope, what your deadline is, and what it will cost — with a written fixed-fee quote within 24 hours.