Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority requirements

Electronic invoicing for restaurants inside the sales workflow

In Ghayth, invoicing does not begin in a side system after an order closes. Establishment, customer, tax and sales data continue through the same workflow, with invoice preparation, signing, submission and tracking functions based on invoice type and integration stage.

No bank card is required to start the current trial.
The operational problem

The invoice should result from the transaction, not repeat it

Keeping the order, tax and financial document in one context helps reduce gaps between operations and invoicing.

01Simplified and standard invoices based on transaction and party data.
02Credit and debit notes connected to the invoice reference.
03UUID, ICV, PIH, signing and QR fields in the invoicing layer.
04Submission and processing-status tracking after integration setup is complete.
How it works

The invoice path in Ghayth

Sales data completes

Establishment, customer, item and tax data come from the transaction.

The invoice is prepared

The type is determined and required fields and documents are built from configuration.

Processing is tracked

After the relevant integration is enabled, submission and processing status remain available for follow-up.

The value

Technical separation with a connected user journey

Clear references

Order number, invoice number and regulatory identifiers remain distinct and connected.

Processing trail

Statuses, attempts and records support operational review.

Inside operations

The invoice reaches finance from the same sales event.

Readiness is not an absolute certification claim

  • Ghayth is operationally prepared for electronic invoicing; live enablement depends on establishment data and current authority requirements.
  • We do not describe Ghayth as ZATCA certified or approved without formal evidence for that statement.
  • Successful integration requires correct tax, branch, device, certificate and authority-environment setup.
Topic questions

Answers to help you evaluate this part of Ghayth

Is Ghayth certified by ZATCA?

We do not make that certification claim. Ghayth provides electronic invoicing functions; live integration depends on establishment data and current authority processes and requirements.

Does it support simplified and standard invoices?

Flows exist for simplified and standard invoices and related notes, selected according to the transaction and party data.

When is Phase 2 integration enabled?

After establishment, tax, branch, device, certificate and integration requirements for the case are complete.

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