UAE E-Invoicing — FTA Accredited ASP
Suntech's Tax Compliance Agent is UAE FTA-accredited, Peppol PINT AE certified, and AI-native
Tax Compliance Agent — The FTA-Accredited, AI-Native Platform Built for the UAE E-Invoicing Mandate
The UAE is moving to structured, machine-readable e-invoicing — and the deadline is closer than you think. From 1 January 2027, all VAT-registered businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more must exchange e-invoices through an FTA-approved Accredited Service Provider (ASP).
SunTech's Tax Compliance Agent is that provider.
We are FTA-accredited. Peppol AP+SMP certified (one of only five UAE-native providers with this dual certification). AI-powered. UAE-hosted. And we've been running live e-invoicing operations in India (IRP), Saudi Arabia (ZATCA), and Jordan — so we deliver from experience, not from a pitch deck.
until the January 2027 mandate. Your ASP appointment deadline: 30 October 2026.
An e-invoice is structured, machine-readable invoice data — exchanged automatically between supplier and buyer, and reported in near real-time to the Federal Tax Authority.
It is NOT:
An e-invoice IS:
An e-invoice is structured, machine-readable invoice data — exchanged automatically between supplier and buyer, and reported in near real-time to the Federal Tax Authority.
It is NOT: ❌ A PDF emailed to a customer ❌ A scanned paper invoice ❌ A Word document ❌ An invoice attached to an email
An e-invoice IS: ✅ XML-structured data (PINT AE / Peppol UBL) ✅ Validated and transmitted via a certified Peppol Access Point ✅ Reported to the FTA as a Tax Data Document (TDD) ✅ Archived for 5 years in a tamper-proof system
Under UAE law, suppliers and buyers cannot transmit directly to each other or to the FTA. Exchange must flow through an Accredited Service Provider (ASP). That's where Suntech comes in.
SunFacet 2.0 is modular — meaning you start with what you need and scale as your business grows. Cloud deployment on UAE-hosted infrastructure (Azure / AWS UAE region), on-premise options for enterprise requirements, and hybrid configurations for multi-entity groups.
All modules share a single database, a single chart of accounts, and a unified customer master — no duplication, no reconciliation headaches