The Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA) selected Qoyod as one of its recommended e-invoicing solution providers at the launch ceremony of the Fatoorah project — one of the most anticipated national initiatives, which aims to achieve a full transformation of how businesses issue, receive, and archive invoices across the Kingdom.
What is the Fatoorah project?
The Fatoorah project is the national e-invoicing initiative led by ZATCA, designed to digitize and standardize invoicing across Saudi Arabia. It is one of the cornerstones of the Kingdom’s digital transformation under Vision 2030, and represents a major shift from paper-based invoices toward a unified, compliant, real-time e-invoicing infrastructure.
What does ZATCA certification mean?
The certification means Qoyod was independently reviewed against ZATCA’s technical specifications and approved as a trusted e-invoicing solution provider. It also means:
- Qoyod-issued invoices fully meet the technical structure required by ZATCA.
- QR codes, digital signatures, and authority callbacks are all handled natively.
- Customers don’t have to worry about backend integration with the authority — it works out of the box.
- Audit trails and required record-keeping are built into the platform.
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Why was Qoyod chosen?
Among multiple providers, Qoyod was selected because of:
- Local product, local standards: built from day one for the Saudi market with SOCPA and ZATCA requirements in mind.
- Established customer base: thousands of active Saudi businesses already using the platform.
- Technical readiness: full Phase 1 readiness before the launch date.
- End-to-end accounting: e-invoicing is part of a complete accounting workflow, not a bolted-on feature.
What does this mean for your business?
If you’re a Saudi business owner, choosing a ZATCA-recommended provider gives you peace of mind: invoices issued from Qoyod are guaranteed to meet the authority’s requirements. No surprises during audits, no compliance gaps, no manual reformatting.
Beyond Phase 1
Phase 1 was just the start. Qoyod has gone on to fully comply with Phase 2 — including the integration layer between businesses and the authority — and continues to invest in tools that help business owners stay compliant as the regulations evolve.
