InvoiceNow · Dedicated ASP

InvoiceNow

MoF-accredited service provider

UAE-focused accredited ASP pitching simple onboarding for small businesses that need compliance without an ERP project.

Eligibility

Not suitable for
companies needing deep ERP connectors or custom document flows beyond the standard — a focused invoicing app serves lighter requirements. Enterprises with complex multi-entity invoicing

Business operations

Approval time
1–2 weeks (discovery & planning phase)

Details

Delivery model
Dedicated e-invoicing platform
Best for
SMEs wanting a standalone compliance tool
Pricing
Not published

How onboarding goes

  1. Application: Submit the request through the provider’s channel and upload documents
  2. Compliance review: KYC checks and document verification
  3. Decision: Typical timing: 1–2 weeks (discovery & planning phase)
  4. Go live: Access activated and the product is live

Documents you'll typically need

  • TRN (tax registration number) and EmaraTax access
  • Company details as registered with the FTA
  • Invoice flow description: volumes, formats and the systems to connect

Typical pack for this category — the provider confirms the exact list on application.

Positioning per provider-published material, Oct 2026.

Verified answers

Is InvoiceNow an accredited UAE ASP?

InvoiceNow Biz presents itself as a UAE Ministry of Finance Accredited Service Provider (No. 184465) for e-invoicing under the DCTCE 5-corner model on the Peppol network.

Source: invoicenow.biz · verified

How does InvoiceNow connect to Peppol?

It operates a certified Peppol Access Point offering a single API integration point for the entire Peppol network — API, file-based upload or direct ERP integration.

Source: invoicenow.biz · verified

What implementation support does InvoiceNow offer?

A phased onboarding (discovery and planning in 1–2 weeks), regulatory compliance gap analysis, readiness scoring and audit-preparation assistance including mock audits.

Source: invoicenow.biz · verified

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