Answers for Egyptian e-invoice teams.
Clear answers about ETA compliance, signing, migration, pricing, and how 
Fatoora fits your stack.
What is Egyptian Tax Authority (ETA) e-invoicing?
ETA e-invoicing is Egypt’s mandatory digital invoicing system. Businesses create structured invoices, sign them with a certified USB token, and submit them to the Tax Authority for validation.
Does Fatoora support both e-invoice and e-receipt?
Yes. Fatoora covers e-invoice document types (including credit, debit, and export variants) and e-receipt flows for POS-style scenarios, depending on your plan.
Why is signing done on my PC?
ETA requires CAdES signatures with your hardware certificate. The private key never leaves the USB token, so signing must happen locally via our secure signer app.
Can we import customers and old invoices?
Yes. Use import wizards for Excel/CSV, map fields, validate, then migrate. Business plans include migration concierge support.
Do you offer APIs?
The local USB signer integrates via Bearer signer API key (pending/signed endpoints). Browser session APIs cover documents and CRM for logged-in users. Deep ERP connectors are available as customization — see the Integrate guide and Customize page.
How do long-term discounts work?
Yearly billing saves about 20% versus monthly. A 3-year commitment saves about 35% on the effective monthly rate.
Can Fatoora be customized?
Yes — connectors, workflows, white-label, and reporting packs are available at cost. Request a customization quote from the Customize page.
Is Arabic supported?
Fully. The product UI and this marketing site are available in Arabic and English with proper RTL layout.
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