ERP Integration

Sage e-invoicing integration

ZATCA and FTA e-invoicing integration for Sage X3 and Sage 300, common across mid-market distribution and manufacturing businesses in the region.

Architecture

SageSales order → Invoice → Posting
dsFatoora Connectorextraction & mapping
dsFatoora Middlewarevalidation, signing, submission
ZATCA / FTAclearance / reporting

Supported versions

Sage X3 (all supported versions) and Sage 300, including multi-company configurations.

Integration methods

MethodWhen we use it
REST/Web Services (Sage X3)Preferred path for X3 — real-time extraction at invoice posting.
ODBC / database view (Sage 300)Standard path for Sage 300, reading from posted invoice tables.
Middleware connector (dsFatoora)Validates, signs and submits regardless of source module.
Native capability

Strengths

Sage's financial core handles standard invoicing and multi-currency well for mid-market businesses running lean finance teams.

Native capability

Gaps we close

Neither Sage X3 nor Sage 300 ship with ZATCA/FTA-ready e-invoicing out of the box in most regional deployments — compliance has to be layered on.

Our value-add layer

dsFatoora connects to Sage at the point of invoice posting, applies the full validation and clearance pipeline, and returns status and QR data to the originating transaction — sized appropriately for mid-market transaction volumes and budgets.

FAQs

Is this affordable for a mid-market Sage deployment?

Yes — the connector approach (rather than a full middleware rollout) is typically the right fit for a single-ERP, single-country Sage deployment, and is scoped accordingly.

Do you support multi-company Sage X3?

Yes, configuration is applied per company/legal entity.

Typical rollout

  • Week 1: Discovery & data mapping
  • Week 2–3: Connector & validation build
  • Week 4: UAT
  • Week 5: Go-live & hypercare
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