Connect your ERP or point of sale to Egyptian e-invoicing once.
One documented connection covers issuing, status, official numbers and received invoices. Try every call against a test company first. Your customer keeps the token and the PC that signs.
The result comes straight back to your system.
What you build against
Integration API
Push invoices from any system; read back status, official numbers and the invoices your customer received. Documented, with a Postman collection.
Sandbox first
Try every call against a test company before writing production code, and see the exact request and reply.
Webhooks
Your system is told when an invoice is accepted, refused, cancelled or rejected, and when a received invoice arrives. Signed, retried, with a delivery log.
Dry-run validation
Check an invoice’s amounts and taxes against the rules before it is issued. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent.
Signing stays at the customer
The desktop application signs on the customer’s token on the customer’s PC. You never handle a certificate.
Exports for reconciliation
Excel and JSON exports of any filtered list, for the finance team or for your own checks.
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From nothing to live
Ask for a test company
You get access to a test company and the guide. Nothing you send there reaches the tax authority.
Issue your first invoice
Send one invoice, watch it through its states, and read the reply your system will get.
Subscribe to the events you care about
Accepted, refused, cancelled, rejected, received. The delivery log shows every attempt.
Go live with a real company
The customer connects their company and their token. The same calls now carry real documents.
Does it work with my ERP or point-of-sale system?
Can I use Vatoora without an ERP?
Do I need my own USB token?
Ready to send your first invoice?
Tell us what you issue today and we will show you the same thing running in Vatoora.