The UAE's Electronic Invoicing System becomes mandatory in phases from 2026–2027. Diadyn partners with multiple FTA-Accredited Service Providers, so every customer — sole proprietor to corporate — is matched to the right provider for their size, volume, and budget.
What counts as a valid e-invoice under the UAE mandate.
A PDF emailed to a client is not an e-invoice. Under the UAE's Peppol-based framework, a valid e-invoice is structured PINT AE data, validated and transmitted through an FTA-Accredited Service Provider (ASP), and reported to the Federal Tax Authority in near real time.
Businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more must appoint an ASP by 30 October 2026, going live on 1 January 2027. Smaller VAT-registered businesses must appoint an ASP by 31 March 2027, going live on 1 July 2027. Every in-scope business needs a compliant path — regardless of size.
We work with multiple FTA-Accredited Service Providers and match each customer to the one that fits their size, volume, and budget.
E-invoicing works directly inside the platform you already use — no separate system, no duplicate data entry.
From sole proprietors and small shops to large corporates — no business is too small to be compliant, or too large to be well-served.
Every provider we work with is validated against the same compliance bar — accreditation status, security, and reliability.
Tell us about your business and we'll match you to the right FTA-Accredited Service Provider — with e-invoicing set up directly inside Diadyn.
