1Define your invoicing scope
Collect samples of your standard and simplified invoices, local and other customers, discounts, tax cases and notes. Identify branches, users and data sources in the POS, store or ERP. Ask the provider for a written statement of supported and excluded cases.
2Understand the two phases
Phase 1 concerns generation and storage; Phase 2 adds integration with the FATOORA platform and further technical requirements. Refer to the authority's notification for your organization's timing; do not rely on a general date from an article or marketing message.
3Tell clearance from reporting
Test the clearance path for standard invoices and the reporting path for simplified ones, then review the stored result and the final document. Ask how duplicate documents are prevented when the connection drops, and how rejections are shown to the responsible user.
4Ask for the right evidence for each claim
For official status, ask for the legal name, the phase and a link to the official list. For technical conformity, ask for XML validation results, scenario tests and suitable acceptance records. For hosting, support and retention, ask for specific contractual commitments.
5Run an acceptance trial before go-live
Try a standard invoice, a simplified invoice, a return and a debit note; a zero-rated or exempt case if it applies; a correction of wrong data; and a submission retry. Review permissions, export, archiving and the escalation path when integration fails.
