QuickInflo e-Invoicing signs, clears and archives your invoices with ZATCA (Fatoora) straight from the PDFs, Excel or ERP you already use.
UBL 2.1 · XAdES digital signature · TLV QR · 6-year archival · validated against the ZATCA sandbox.
No new accounting system to learn. We sit between what you already have and ZATCA.
We generate your CSR, obtain your compliance & production CSIDs from ZATCA, and register each device (EGS) — done for you.
Every invoice is converted to UBL 2.1, hashed, and XAdES-signed with your certificate. A ZATCA TLV QR is stamped on a clean bilingual Tax Invoice PDF.
Standard invoices are cleared and simplified invoices reported to ZATCA in real time, with the full chain (ICV/PIH) and 6-year archival.
Stamped, compliant Tax Invoices in seconds — no queues, no overnight batch, no waiting on a portal.
Works from your existing invoice PDFs, Excel, or ERP. No migration, no re-training.
Byte-exact ZATCA-SDK signing, cert digest & QR — validated end-to-end on the ZATCA sandbox.
Arabic + English ZATCA-format PDF with the digital-stamp QR, generated for every document.
Drop a whole folder of PDFs and stamp them all at once — no more one-by-one. Or push per-invoice via API. ICV/PIH chaining handled.
We handle CSR, CSID, EGS registration and testing so your team doesn't touch a certificate.
Real screens from the product — batch stamping, guided onboarding, and one-click VAT reporting.

Drop a folder of PDFs — every one comes back as a bilingual ZATCA Tax Invoice with QR. No more one-by-one.

A guided form handles CSR, CSID, national address and EGS registration — you never touch a certificate.

Every stamped invoice is logged with status — export the whole period to Excel or CSV for filing.
Every document comes back as a clean bilingual (Arabic + English) Tax Invoice with the ZATCA TLV QR digital stamp, ready to send. Click to enlarge.
Illustrative sample — client name and VAT number are redacted for privacy. Seller details, totals and 15% VAT are shown for format only.
Every requirement of the Fatoora integration phase, handled end-to-end — so each invoice is issued exactly the way ZATCA expects.
Standard & simplified invoices generated in the ZATCA UBL 2.1 schema.
Each invoice signed with your CSID certificate — byte-exact to the ZATCA SDK.
Every invoice linked to the previous one via ICV and Previous Invoice Hash.
Phase 2 QR with seller name, VAT, timestamp, totals, VAT amount and the stamp.
Standard tax invoices cleared with ZATCA before they're issued.
Simplified (B2C) invoices reported to ZATCA within the required window.
Arabic + English human-readable PDF produced for every document.
Fully supported, referencing the original invoice as ZATCA requires.
Standard 15%, zero-rated, exempt and out-of-scope handled correctly.
Compliance and production certificates obtained and installed for you.
Each unit registered as an e-invoice Generation Solution with ZATCA.
Signed XML and PDF/A retained and exportable for any future audit.
Priced by monthly invoice volume. One-time onboarding per entity. Annual plans get 2 months free. Prices in USD (excl. VAT).
One-time onboarding $1,500 / entity · overage $0.15–0.25 / invoice · taking more than one product? ask us for custom pricing.
Running a specific ERP or accounting system? Contact us to scope a custom integration for your setup.
No. That's the point. We connect to your existing PDFs, Excel or ERP and make them ZATCA-compliant — you keep everything you use today.
Yes — full Phase 2: onboarding (CSR → CSID), XAdES signing, real-time clearance for standard invoices and reporting for simplified, with ICV/PIH chaining and archival.
Most single entities are live within days. We handle the certificates and EGS registration for you.
Get in touch — we scope custom integrations with your existing ERP or accounting system as part of an Enterprise project. Tell us what you run and we'll map the fit.
Book a 15-minute call — we'll confirm your wave, scope your entities, and get you cleared.
Book a compliance call →📖 Further reading: ZATCA Phase 2 Compliance for Law Firms — The 2026 Guide →