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How ready is your business for UAE e-invoicing?
Ten questions, an instant readiness score and the gaps to close first. Built for finance and IT leads preparing for the 2027 mandate.
Get a plan for your gaps
Send us your score and Missan will reply with the IT steps that fit your systems: ERP readiness, data clean-up, infrastructure and connecting to the ASP you choose. Missan is not an ASP.
FAQ
E-invoicing readiness, answered
What does this readiness checker measure?
Ten questions across scope, ownership, choice of Accredited Service Provider, ERP readiness, data quality, process, retention and testing. Each answer scores Yes, Partly or No, weighted towards the items that usually take longest to fix.
Is Missan an Accredited Service Provider?
No. ASPs are accredited by the UAE Ministry of Finance. Missan helps with the IT side: assessing your systems, preparing data and infrastructure, and connecting your accounting or ERP platform to the ASP you choose.
When does UAE e-invoicing become mandatory?
As announced, e-invoicing becomes mandatory for businesses with annual revenue of AED 50 million or more from 1 January 2027, and for businesses below AED 50 million from 1 July 2027. Check the Ministry of Finance for the latest official position.
Find out where your IT stands.
The free IT health check (AED 1,800 value) is a one-session review of your support, security, Microsoft 365 and backups. You get a written list of what to fix first.