Oman e-Invoicing Integration Solution: Future-Ready ERP Integration via PEPPOL

Oman e-Invoicing Integration Solution: Future-Ready ERP Integration via PEPPOL

  • By Nidhi Chaturvedi, Oracle APEX Consultant | Oracle ACE
  • Published Jul 28, 2026
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Oman e-Invoicing Integration Solution: Future-Ready ERP Integration via PEPPOL

Oman is the third GCC country, after Saudi Arabia and the UAE, to mandate e-Invoicing. The Oman Tax Authority (OTA) was approved as a Peppol Authority in January 2026, formally adopting the Peppol framework as the backbone of Oman's national e-invoicing system, Fawtara. Phase 1 begins in August 2026 — businesses need ERP-integrated, compliant invoicing in place well before then.

At ROSTAN Technologies, we help organizations integrate Oracle, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo and other ERP platforms with certified Access Service Providers (ASP) through the PEPPOL network, so invoices exchange securely and report correctly to the Oman Tax Authority under Fawtara.

ROSTAN Technologies Oman e-Invoicing Integration Solution infographic showing the solution overview, high-level architecture, API endpoints, AR B2B/B2G and B2C process flows, AP supplier invoice process flow, key benefits and scope boundary

What is Fawtara, Oman's e-Invoicing system?

Fawtara is Oman's national e-invoicing system, built on the PEPPOL five-corner model. Rather than routing every invoice through a single central government portal, invoices are exchanged through OTA-accredited Access Service Providers under Oman Tax Authority supervision — a decentralized model designed for real-time validation, interoperability and security.

Invoices are created in an accounting or ERP system and transmitted electronically as XML (UBL 2.1) or PDF/A-3, aligned with the PINT Oman specification, rather than as scanned or emailed PDFs.

Oman e-Invoicing rollout timeline

The OTA mandate is phased by taxpayer size, not applied to every VAT-registered business on day one:

  • Phase 1 — August 2026: 144 large VAT-registered taxpayers already notified by the OTA
  • Phase 2 — February 2027: all large VAT-registered companies
  • Phase 3 — August 2027: all remaining VAT-registered taxpayers

Phase 1 is only weeks away at the time of writing. Even businesses in Phase 2 or 3 should not wait — ASP onboarding, ERP integration and testing all take real lead time.

Solution highlights

B2B, B2C & B2G e-Invoicing integration
PEPPOL Access Point connectivity via ASP
Automated AR invoice submission
QR code generation for B2C invoices
AP supplier invoice retrieval & processing
Secure API integration with OIC / middleware
XML to XLS/CSV conversion
Audit logging, encryption & compliance monitoring

Oman e-Invoicing process

AR — B2B / B2G: create invoice in ERP, authenticate with the ASP API, push AR invoice data, the ASP validates and forwards it through the PEPPOL network, the Oman Tax Authority validates and clears it, and the ERP retrieves the ACK plus the PDF/XML for archiving.

AR — B2C: create the invoice, generate a QR code (TIN, UUID, invoice type, amount and tax), print the invoice with the QR code, issue it to the customer, then push the invoice data to the ASP on an interval and retrieve the ACK and PDF/XML.

AP — supplier invoices: the ASP retrieves supplier invoices in XML from the PEPPOL network, converts them to XLS/CSV, and the files are made available for import or automated AP invoice creation in the ERP.

ERP platforms supported

ROSTAN Technologies provides Oman e-Invoicing integration for:

  • Oracle Fusion Cloud
  • Oracle E-Business Suite
  • Oracle NetSuite
  • SAP S/4HANA
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • Odoo
  • Custom ERP applications

Why choose ROSTAN Technologies?

  • 145+ successful e-Invoicing integration projects
  • Expertise across Oracle, SAP, Microsoft and Odoo ERP
  • Dedicated integration and compliance team
  • Secure, scalable and future-ready architecture
  • End-to-end support from assessment to go-live
  • 24x7 dedicated e-invoicing support

Whether you're preparing for B2B, B2C or AP invoice automation, our solution simplifies compliance while reducing manual effort and improving operational efficiency.

Get ready before Phase 1

With Phase 1 beginning in August 2026 for large VAT-registered companies, businesses should assess ERP readiness, confirm ASP onboarding requirements and begin PEPPOL connectivity testing now. Waiting until closer to a company's specific phase leaves little room to resolve integration issues before the deadline.

Related reading: Oman follows the same PEPPOL family of standards as its GCC neighbours — see our UAE e-Invoicing PEPPOL compliance guide and ZATCA Phase 2 compliance checklist for how the neighbouring mandates compare. For the Oracle-side connection mechanics, see our Oracle Fusion Cloud e-invoicing integration guide.

Partner with ROSTAN Technologies

ROSTAN Technologies delivers end-to-end Oman e-Invoicing solutions — from ERP readiness assessment and ASP/PEPPOL connectivity to QR code generation, AP invoice automation, testing, go-live and ongoing support. Whether you use Oracle, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo or a custom ERP, our experts can help you meet the OTA Fawtara mandate on time.

Talk to Our Oman e-Invoicing Team

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Frequently Asked Questions

Fawtara is the national e-invoicing system administered by the Oman Tax Authority (OTA), built on the PEPPOL five-corner model. The OTA was approved as a Peppol Authority in January 2026. Invoices are created in an ERP or accounting system and exchanged electronically as XML (UBL 2.1) or PDF/A-3, aligned with the PINT Oman specification, through OTA-accredited Access Service Providers rather than a single central portal.

The five-corner model connects a supplier, the supplier's accredited Access Service Provider (ASP), the PEPPOL network, the buyer's ASP, and the buyer, with a fifth corner reporting invoice data to the Oman Tax Authority for compliance. This decentralized design supports real-time validation and interoperability without routing every invoice through one government system.

The OTA mandate rolls out in three phases: Phase 1 in August 2026 for 144 large VAT-registered taxpayers already notified by the OTA, Phase 2 in February 2027 for all large VAT-registered companies, and Phase 3 in August 2027 for all remaining VAT-registered taxpayers. Oman is the third GCC country to mandate e-invoicing, after Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

ROSTAN Technologies integrates Oman e-invoicing with Oracle Fusion Cloud, Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle NetSuite, SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Odoo, and custom-built ERP applications.

An ASP is an OTA-accredited service provider that connects a business's ERP system to the PEPPOL network. It handles invoice validation, PEPPOL Access Point connectivity, QR code support for B2C invoices, and submission and retrieval of invoice data on behalf of the business.

No. Compliance is achieved by integrating your existing ERP, whether Oracle, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo or a custom system, with an accredited Access Service Provider over the PEPPOL network. It is an integration and configuration project, not a system replacement.
Nidhi Chaturvedi — Oracle APEX Consultant | Oracle ACE, ROSTAN Technologies
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Oracle APEX Consultant | Oracle ACE, ROSTAN Technologies
Nidhi Chaturvedi is an Oracle APEX Consultant and Oracle ACE, building low-code enterprise applications on Oracle APEX and extending Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Fusion with secure, API-integrated APEX solutions. More from Nidhi →

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