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Fatoorah API · for ERP, POS and platforms

TechnoMinds Fatoorah API

Embed Saudi invoice operations in the software you already sell.

Choose Fatoorah API when your ERP, POS, accounting, or SaaS product must create and track invoices through code. Use one bounded integration surface for generation, lifecycle operations, controlled retry, and evidence retrieval—without treating a timeout as permission to guess.

CONTEXT

Entity-aware

RETRY

Controlled

EVIDENCE

Retained

The complete operating loop

Designed around the work after the first API call.

Identity, processing, exceptions, final outcome, and retained evidence stay connected as one product journey.

01PASSED

Validate request

02RECORDED

Preserve intent

03PENDING

Submit operation

04RECONCILED

Resolve outcome

Built for

The teams closest to the workflow.

Fatoorah API is for product companies that want to embed the Saudi invoice rail without recreating lifecycle, evidence, and recovery logic in every product, entity, or customer implementation.

01

ERP and accounting platforms

Expose one reusable invoice path to Saudi customers while preserving tenant, entity, credential, and lifecycle boundaries.

02

POS and commerce products

Keep checkout or payment success separate from invoice state, with a deliberate recovery path when downstream outcomes remain uncertain.

03

Vertical SaaS and marketplaces

Integrate once for a representative workflow, then expand across products, merchants, entities, or downstream tenants under a written schedule.

Why another API layer

The endpoint is easy. The operating contract is not.

A production invoice rail must know who submitted what, under which entity and credential, what the downstream system returned, whether retry is safe, and which evidence supports the next action.

  • 01

    A response can be lost after downstream processing may already have occurred.

  • 02

    Blind retry can turn an uncertain result into a duplicate-risk event.

  • 03

    Different products or implementations can create incompatible state and support models.

  • 04

    Platforms need tenant, legal-entity, EGS, credential, environment, and evidence isolation at the same time.

Product capability

A complete operating surface—not one isolated feature.

01

Invoice API

Generation and validation

Use one typed surface for standard and simplified invoices, credit and debit notes, validation, rendering, and QR operations.

02

Submission

Reporting and clearance

Keep the simplified reporting and standard clearance paths distinct instead of forcing both into one ambiguous operation.

03

Safety

Idempotency and unknown outcome

Preserve the original intent, prevent blind duplicate actions, and represent uncertainty explicitly until authoritative state can be established.

04

Identity

Entity, tenant, and EGS context

Attach each operation to the correct organization, legal entity, credential, device context, environment, and downstream tenant.

05

Operations

Lifecycle and credential actions

Model onboarding, credential renewal or revocation, submission state, and customer action as controlled lifecycle operations.

06

Evidence

Searchable event record

Keep request, response, identity, time, state, and permitted next action available for product, support, finance, and engineering teams.

Built for the first real workflow

Move from product fit to a working integration path.

Create an account, activate the sandbox, and take one representative operation through the complete lifecycle. Expand when the connected path works the way your team needs it to.

Create Fatoorah sandbox

Activation path

Integrate one flow. Earn the right to expand.

The self-service path turns a broad platform ambition into one working synthetic integration with explicit scope, evidence, and production gates.

Create Fatoorah sandbox
  1. 01

    Create the sandbox organization

    Verify the identity, create the organization, and receive the first Fatoorah resource and scoped key automatically.

  2. 02

    Define the API boundary

    Agree which system owns source data, validation, credentials, submission intent, evidence, customer communication, and recovery decisions.

  3. 03

    Connect one representative flow

    Use the exact operations and environment supported for the account, then verify normal and non-happy-path behavior against the agreed evidence.

  4. 04

    Activate and expand

    Move forward only when credential, security, external onboarding, support, and production gates pass; add scope through the commercial schedule.

Questions

What teams ask before they start.

Should I choose the API or Hosted Fatoorah?

Choose the API when your software must create invoices through code for your own operation or downstream customers. Choose Hosted Fatoorah when finance and operations want to work directly in a TechnoMinds workspace.

Can I use Fatoorah API without talking to sales?

Yes for the synthetic sandbox. Create a verified account and organization, receive a scoped key, and use the public quickstart. Production remains separately gated.

Does the API replace our ERP or POS?

No. It is intended to sit behind the source product. Your system continues to own its business workflow while the order defines the boundary around invoice operations, credentials, state, and evidence.

Are you ZATCA approved or certified?

TechnoMinds does not currently make those claims. The product is not regulatory approval, qualification, certification, or a guarantee of external acceptance.

Where can I see pricing?

The public pricing page shows current catalog plans. Sandbox access is free; production eligibility and enterprise/OEM scope remain separate.

Connected portfolio

Build the next rail when the workflow needs it.

Start building

Put your first product flow behind Fatoorah API.

Create a sandbox, send one representative invoice journey, inspect the request and artifacts, then add webhooks, key lifecycle, and the non-happy path.

Create Fatoorah sandbox