Comparison
Licensed integrator vs invoicing software
Two different roles in FBR digital invoicing. Mixing them up leads to bad buying decisions — here’s the plain-English split.
Two roles
Gateway vs day-to-day software
Both can appear in a compliant setup — they are not the same product type.
Official FBR gateway providers
- Listed/approved by FBR for integration services
- Examples discussed publicly include PRAL and other approved firms
- Focus: authorized connection path to FBR
- PRAL may offer free integration services; others may charge
How teams create and send invoices
- Screens for staff, bulk workflows, and ERP connections
- eInvoicePro helps you invoice and submit day to day
- Organized API so systems are not rebuilt from scratch
- We do not claim to be a licensed integrator
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is eInvoicePro a licensed integrator?
No. Licensed integrators are FBR-approved gateway providers (for example PRAL and other firms on FBR’s list). eInvoicePro is FBR digital invoicing software and an API layer that helps businesses and systems submit invoices day to day.
Do I still need a licensed integrator?
FBR’s rules require integration through an approved path. Many businesses use PRAL or another licensed integrator as the official gateway while using software like eInvoicePro for the actual invoicing work. Confirm your setup with your tax advisor.
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