EXECUTIVE BRIEFING
As the UAE moves towards mandatory e-invoicing, finance and technology leaders must prepare their organisations for new compliance obligations and a fundamental shift in how transaction data is exchanged.
This executive briefing brings together regulatory, advisory, and technology perspectives to demystify the e-invoicing mandate for finance-focused exchange models in the role of Accredited Service Providers (ASPs). Beyond compliance, the session explores how structured invoice data becomes the foundation for open finance, embedded finance and future-proofing working capital. Attendees will leave with a practical view of what to do now, how to unify their ERP and finance functions, and how to turn a regulatory requirement into a strategic advantage.
WHO ATTENDS
Industries
PROGRAMME
An overview of the UAE e-invoicing regulatory framework — who is affected, the key timelines, and the legal obligations for VAT-registered businesses. Understanding the Peppol-based DCTCE model and the role of Accredited Service Providers.
Deep dive into the FTA's mandatory data fields, validation rules, and the structured data requirements for compliant e-invoices. How to map your ERP fields to the FTA data dictionary and avoid common rejection errors.
Facilitated roundtable discussions allowing CXOs and senior directors to share implementation challenges, vendor experiences, and compliance strategies in a confidential peer-to-peer setting.
How the UAE e-invoicing mandate intersects with cross-border trade within the GCC, and the data privacy implications under the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). Strategies for managing sensitive financial data shared with the FTA.
How the UAE e-invoicing mandate intersects with cross-border trade within the GCC, and the data privacy implications under the Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). Strategies for managing sensitive financial data shared with the FTA.