A folder of invoices,
read before your coffee.
Drop a month of supplier invoices — or email them in. Orbit reads every line, then re-checks the arithmetic itself, in code. Nothing is taken on trust, including its own reading.
Input VAT isn’t yours until the invoice holds up.
A claim is only as strong as the paper behind it. A missing TRN, a supplier who charged the wrong rate, a duplicate that slipped through twice — each one is your money at risk in an audit. Orbit reads every invoice the day it lands and names exactly which field fails, so the problem is a correction request in July, not a disallowance in a tax audit.
The rules the FTA enforces, run on every invoice.
UAE tax-invoice requirements (Art. 59/60) and KSA’s ZATCA e-invoicing rules, applied invoice by invoice — and the arithmetic re-checked independently in code, so a beautifully formatted invoice that doesn’t add up still gets caught.
What a valid invoice shows
tested field by field
What Orbit catches
named, never waved through
Every failure named. Every claim defensible.
No traffic-light hand-waving. Each invoice gets a verdict with the exact field behind it, and the risky VAT is held — with a correction request drafted for the supplier — instead of quietly claimed.
The register your auditor actually wants to see.
Every invoice, verdict and claim lands in one register — organised by VAT filing period, with what was claimed and what was held. One click exports the whole thing to Excel, formatted for the tax file. Your historical tracking sheets import in, so the register starts complete, not from zero.
We built it for
our own tax team first.
A working Gulf tax practice runs on supplier invoices — hundreds a month, every one a small bet that the paper holds up. Checking them properly meant late nights with a calculator; not checking them meant carrying the risk silently.
So we built the checker our own team now runs daily: it reads everyinvoice, re-does every sum, tests every rule the law actually enforces — and puts its working on the table, so the judgment call, and the client relationship, stay yours.
Put your invoices to the test.
Orbit Invoice runs today inside working tax teams, and we’re opening it to more. Tell us about your invoice volume and jurisdiction — UAE, KSA or both — and we’ll set you up.