Searching for an \u201cFTA-approved ASP list\u201d can bring up a mixture of provider advertisements, older pre-approval lists and comparison pages. Before looking at features, make sure you are comparing the right legal entities and the right accreditation status.<\/p>\n
We checked the live Ministry of Finance register<\/a> on 24 October 2026<\/strong>. It contained 70 accredited e-invoicing service providers<\/strong>. The searchable list below records those entities, their accreditation numbers and their listed websites.<\/p>\n The Ministry of Finance maintains the accredited-provider register. The FTA\u2019s e-invoicing page<\/a> directs readers to the Ministry\u2019s official information. The terms are often mixed in everyday searches, but the Ministry\u2019s current register is the source used here.<\/p>\n The register also contains a separate group of pre-approved providers under final assessment. We have not mixed those companies into the 70 accredited entries. A pre-approval announcement should not be treated as proof of full accreditation.<\/p>\n Accreditation is an important starting check. It is not a personalised recommendation, a quality ranking or evidence that a provider has already integrated with your particular system.<\/p>\n For a useful shortlist, add three things: the finance process you need to support, the evidence of capability you want to see and the total cost of getting your team operational. Our ASP selection guide<\/a> explains how to organise that comparison.<\/p>\n These examples cover different product approaches and are not a ranking or a selection of \u201cthe best\u201d providers. Capabilities are summarised from the linked providers\u2019 own material. The possible advantages and questions are our evaluation suggestions, not independently tested performance claims.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> Platform ACube Technologies LLC (A-Cube). Accreditation:<\/strong> 188961.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> Its UAE product page describes an API-led platform, an Emirates e-invoicing API, a test environment and connectors for systems including SAP and Microsoft Dynamics 365. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> Worth investigating when a software team wants to build invoicing into an existing product or workflow.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Ask for a UAE sandbox exercise, the exact connector scope and who owns custom development and failed-message handling.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> Avalara Gulf Technologies LLC. Accreditation:<\/strong> 134809.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> Avalara\u2019s published UAE implementation-guide description covers activation, operational configuration, schema mapping and invoice lifecycle workflows in its E-Invoicing and Live Reporting product. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> Worth investigating when finance and IT want a documented configuration and implementation approach.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Request the complete current UAE guide, a sample mapping workshop and a written division of responsibilities. Do not assume an existing tax-product subscription includes this service.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> Defmacro Software DMCC (ClearTax). Accreditation:<\/strong> 163162.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> ClearTax\u2019s UAE integration page describes API, FTP\/SFTP and Excel-based integration approaches. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> The choice of ingestion methods may be useful when an organisation has a mixture of modern systems and file-based processes.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Test the method you will actually use. Ask how the proposed configuration returns errors and status information to finance, and what is included in implementation.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> Comarch Middle East FZ LLC. Accreditation:<\/strong> 110668.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> Comarch describes a global e-invoicing platform aligned with Peppol and PINT AE, with process-specific implementation and scalability. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> Worth investigating if your UAE project forms part of a wider invoicing or digital-transformation programme.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Ask which UAE scenarios are supported in your contracted solution and how future changes are tested. Use the Ministry, rather than an older vendor timeline, for regulatory dates.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> EDICOM Middle East Services. Accreditation:<\/strong> 102434.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> EDICOM describes ERP integration, automated document exchange and a centralised international e-invoicing platform. Its UAE page also describes Peppol access-point capabilities. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> A possible comparison point for organisations evaluating an international, multi-entity operating model.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Request confirmation of the countries and entities you need, the integration design and local support arrangements. Broad international coverage is not proof that your particular ERP configuration is already connected.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> Wafeq FZ-LLC. Accreditation:<\/strong> 129932.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> In its October announcement, Wafeq says UAE sending, receiving and reporting are included in its Starter, Plus and Premium accounting plans without a separate per-invoice charge. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> Worth investigating for businesses considering accounting and e-invoicing in the same application.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Confirm current plan terms, migration needs and whether you are buying the accounting product or connecting an external ERP. Wafeq publishes a separate ASP pricing model for external-system connections.<\/p>\n Registered entity:<\/strong> Zoho Software Trading LLC. Accreditation:<\/strong> 121988.<\/p>\n Published capability:<\/strong> Zoho\u2019s UAE product page describes creating and exchanging e-invoices in Zoho Books, receiving vendor e-invoices, handling credit notes and approval workflows. Read the provider\u2019s material \u2197<\/a><\/p>\n Potential advantage:<\/strong> Worth investigating if your accounting already runs in Zoho Books or you are considering a move to it.<\/p>\n Before you shortlist:<\/strong> Confirm your UAE edition, eligible plan, transaction allowance and pack charges. Ask how rejected transactions and received vendor documents will appear in your team\u2019s daily work.<\/p>\n This is a dated snapshot of the Ministry\u2019s accredited section, in its alphabetical order. Search by company name, brand text or accreditation number. Website links are the provider addresses listed in that register; a listing here does not mean we have audited every website or product.<\/p>\nWhose list is it: FTA or Ministry of Finance?<\/h2>\n
What accreditation tells you, and what still needs checking<\/h2>\n
Seven provider profiles: capabilities and questions to ask<\/h2>\n
A-Cube<\/h3>\n
Avalara<\/h3>\n
ClearTax<\/h3>\n
Comarch<\/h3>\n
EDICOM<\/h3>\n
Wafeq<\/h3>\n
Zoho Books<\/h3>\n
The 70-provider accredited list<\/h2>\n