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UAE — e-invoicing 2027Field service software ready for UAE e-invoicing in 2027
The UAE is moving B2B and B2G invoices to Peppol e-invoicing through Accredited Service Providers (ASPs). FieldN sends your service invoices to your ASP from the same system that runs your jobs.
Quick answer
FieldN has UAE e-invoicing built in. You enter your ASP's connection details once. After that, an invoice to a business or government customer is built as PINT AE data and sent to your ASP, which delivers it to the buyer's ASP and reports it to the FTA (the Peppol 5-corner model). An invoice to a consumer is out of scope and is marked "not applicable" so an auditor can see it was checked. Big businesses (AED 50M+) go live on 1 January 2027 and everyone else on 1 July 2027 — read our UAE e-invoicing guide.
How FieldN handles UAE e-invoicing
Connects to your ASP
Your ASP's details live in Settings; FieldN sends PINT AE data to it for every B2B and B2G invoice.
Peppol 5-corner model
Your ASP delivers to the buyer's ASP and reports the tax data to the FTA — no stamp or QR on your side.
Consumers out of scope
Invoices to consumers are marked "not applicable" instead of skipped, so the record shows why nothing was sent.
Asked only when needed
The invoice page asks to file only when the invoice is in scope and not yet sent.
Never sent twice
An invoice that was already sent is never sent again, so no duplicate reaches the FTA.
Status recorded
Each e-invoice records whether it was reported or rejected, with any errors.
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A UAE facility invoice in FieldN
- Work done: the monthly PPM for a Dubai tower is complete.
- Invoice: the contract invoice is raised with 5% VAT and the client's TRN.
- Prompt: the client is a business, so FieldN asks to file the e-invoice.
- Sent: PINT AE data goes to your ASP, which delivers it and reports to the FTA.
- Status: the result from your ASP is recorded on the e-invoice.
What FieldN's UAE connection covers
Built into FieldN — you choose and contract your own ASP.
- Peppol PINT AE invoice data
- B2B and B2G invoices in scope
- Consumer invoices recorded as not applicable
- Your ASP's connection set per company
- Filing prompt on the invoice page
- Duplicate protection
- Reported or rejected status with errors
- Archive of what was sent
UAE e-invoicing in one minute
UAE VAT is 5%. E-invoicing uses the Peppol 5-corner model: your system sends invoice data to your Accredited Service Provider, which delivers it to the buyer's ASP and reports it to the FTA. Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more go live on 1 January 2027 and must appoint an ASP by 30 October 2026; everyone else goes live on 1 July 2027. B2C invoices are out of scope for now. Full details are in our UAE e-invoicing 2027 guide.
UAE service businesses on FieldN
UAE e-invoicing — frequently asked questions
Is FieldN ready for UAE e-invoicing?
Yes. FieldN builds PINT AE invoice data for B2B and B2G invoices and sends it to your Accredited Service Provider, which delivers it and reports it to the FTA.
Do I still need an ASP?
Yes. Under the UAE model every business sends e-invoices through an Accredited Service Provider. FieldN connects to the ASP you choose.
Are invoices to home customers e-invoiced in the UAE?
No, consumer invoices are out of scope for now. FieldN records them as not applicable.
When does UAE e-invoicing start?
1 January 2027 for businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more, and 1 July 2027 for everyone else.
See UAE e-invoicing in FieldN
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