Accredited e-invoicing service providers in the UAE

In the UAE an invoice reaches your customer and the FTA through an accredited service provider. Aqid ERP prepares it; your provider transmits it.

Five corners, not four

You send the invoice to your provider, your provider sends it to your customer's provider over Peppol, and both report the tax data to the FTA.

When to appoint one

Businesses with revenue of AED 50M or more transmit from 1 January 2027. Smaller businesses appoint a provider by 31 March 2027 and transmit from 1 July 2027.

What Aqid ERP does

It produces the signed PINT AE UBL XML with each invoice, keeps it with the invoice, and is building the connection that hands it to your provider.

Providers on the Ministry of Finance's list

We list a provider here only after checking it against the Ministry of Finance's own page, with the date we checked. Until then, see the official list: Ministry of Finance, accredited service providers

Questions

Is Aqid ERP an accredited service provider?

No. Aqid ERP prepares and signs the PINT AE invoice; an accredited provider transmits it. The connection to providers is in progress.

What is the difference between accredited and pre-approved?

A pre-approved provider may offer the service provisionally while it completes accreditation within the Ministry's timeline (Ministerial Decision 64 of 2025); an accredited provider has completed it.

Do free-zone companies need a provider?

Yes. The mandate covers B2B and B2G supplies of VAT-registered businesses, free-zone companies included.

Appoint your provider before 31 March 2027. Start the books today.

Start now for free No credit card needed — invoice in minutes
UAE e-invoicing accredited service providers (ASP): what they do and when to appoint one · Aqid ERP