SoftGlaze Invoices Gulf Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
An add-on for SoftGlaze PDF Invoices that adds what a tax invoice in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates has to carry.
What it does:
- Issues ZATCA generation-phase simplified tax invoices, including the TLV QR code and a bilingual Arabic and English layout.
- Keeps a register of what was issued: the totals, the VAT rate in force, the QR payload exactly as encoded, and a snapshot of the document.
- Produces UBL 2.1 XML for the ZATCA integration phase, and a PINT AE payload for the UAE.
- Hands a finished document to a certified provider through a connector interface.
Once the seller details are filled in, a WooCommerce order produces the tax invoice on its own. The add-on takes the document over on the parent plugin’s own developer seam, so the customer is given the bilingual invoice rather than the parent’s, and the number printed on it is the one this add-on issued. That is deliberate: the number a tax invoice carries has to be the one the seller issued for it, and it is the number encoded in the QR code. A document that is not a tax invoice, a store that has not been configured yet, and anything the generator refuses, all leave the parent’s own document exactly as it was.
What it does not do
This add-on does not transmit anything, and it is not an Accredited Service Provider.
Clearing an invoice with ZATCA needs a cryptographic stamp issued through onboarding with ZATCA, which is a credential belonging to a specific taxpayer. Transmission in the UAE is legally an Accredited Service Provider’s, and accreditation requires a Peppol-certified solution that has been in operation for at least two years. Neither is something this plugin can hold on your behalf.
So the honest description of what you get is: correct invoice data, ready to hand to the provider you have chosen. The provider does the filing.
Requirements
SoftGlaze PDF Invoices must be installed and active. This is an add-on and does nothing on its own.
Resources
Amiri 1.000
Copyright 2010-2022 The Amiri Project Authors
License: SIL Open Font License 1.1
Source: https://github.com/aliftype/amiri
Bundled at assets/fonts/, unmodified. The regular and bold faces are embedded in the PDF so an Arabic invoice renders the same on any host. The licence text is at assets/fonts/OFL.txt.
Screenshots
A Saudi simplified tax invoice as the customer receives it: the Arabic and English headings side by side, the seller block with the VAT registration number, the priced lines, the totals and the ZATCA TLV QR code.
The head of the invoice. The document title, the seller name and registered address in both languages, the VAT registration number, and the invoice number, issue date and issue time that Annex 2 makes mandatory.
The line items. Every column is headed in Arabic and in English, and each line carries its quantity, unit price and total.
The totals and the QR code. The QR encodes the five ZATCA TLV tags: the seller name, the VAT registration number, the timestamp, the total including VAT, and the VAT amount.
A second invoice raised from a different order, with the numbering running in sequence against the register.
The settings screen. The seller name and address in Arabic and English, the VAT registration number, the VAT rate and the currency invoices are issued in.
The registered address in parts, and the registration identifiers the two XML profiles ask for: the Saudi commercial register entry, and the UAE trade licence and electronic address.
The submission section, which says plainly what this add-on does and does not do, and where the provider connector for each country is chosen.
The WooCommerce orders list, with an invoice against every completed order.
The order screen. The document box belongs to SoftGlaze PDF Invoices; this add-on replaces what the invoice contains, so the button that was already there now produces the bilingual tax invoice.
The Plugins screen, showing the dependency in both directions. The parent plugin cannot be deactivated while this add-on is relying on it.
