
ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing plugin for Saudi WooCommerce stores.
No signup. Try it with a test card; the demo resets itself regularly.
A WooCommerce order confirmation is not an invoice. Once you sell across borders, each country wants its own fields, its own numbering, and increasingly its own structured file — and a PDF that merely looks right is not enough.
Invoxa generates the invoice the way the destination country expects it: correct tax treatment, sequential numbering that survives an audit, and structured output alongside the PDF.
Everything in the box, so there is nothing to discover after checkout.
A sequential series that survives an audit, rather than the order number.
Country-aware tax rules and invoice layouts, per destination.
PDF plus structured output, in bulk, per period.
No. It is a receipt for a transaction. Once you sell across borders, each country wants its own fields, its own numbering and increasingly its own structured file, and a PDF that merely looks right does not satisfy any of them.
Sequential with no gaps, independent of the WooCommerce order number, and not re-usable. Order numbers skip — failed payments, drafts, test orders — and a skipped invoice number is a question you have to answer.
Yes, for EU B2B, along with reverse charge handling. Validation requires outbound HTTPS to reach the VIES service.
As credit notes and corrections, not by editing the original invoice. An invoice that has been issued should not change; that is most of what audit-safety means.
Invoxa is the general case: correct invoices for many destinations. FatooraPro and FatooraAE implement one country’s mandated e-invoicing regime each, with the certificates and clearance that go with it.
Everything else is in the Invoxa documentation, and anything it does not answer goes to support@webkoding.com.

ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing plugin for Saudi WooCommerce stores.

UAE e-invoicing (EIS) for WooCommerce.

One order, two VAT rates, two invoices.
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