ONESPACE / INTEGRATIONS & E-INVOICING
Let the next system know what happened.
Connect the moments between your ERP, sales channels, and specialist tools. Give each integration clear data ownership, useful status visibility, and a plan for exceptions.
THE STARTING POINT
A connection is only useful when the handover is dependable.
An online order should reach the right team. A payment should reconcile to the right record. A rejected invoice should be visible to someone who can resolve it. We design integrations around these outcomes, including the situations where data is incomplete or a service is unavailable.
01
Define the source of truth
Before connecting systems, we agree which one owns customers, items, prices, stock, and transactions. Synchronisation timing, duplicate handling, permissions, and reconciliation are part of the scope.
- Websites, commerce, payments, and specialist applications
- Data mapping and record ownership
- Retries, status reporting, and exception handling
02
Prepare for Egyptian e-invoicing
ETA integration is a separate workstream from standard ERP setup. We assess taxpayer onboarding, credentials, electronic-signature requirements, item and tax mappings, and the applicable document flow with your finance team.
- Readiness review and integration scope
- Document mapping, signing, and submission testing
- Acceptance or rejection tracking and reconciliation
03
Keep e-receipts and e-invoices distinct
Point-of-sale receipts and business invoices have different integration flows. We confirm the required scope against the applicable ETA specifications and your organisation’s requirements. Software connection alone does not establish tax compliance.
- Separate assessment of invoice and receipt workflows
- Test scenarios for corrections and failed submissions
- Documented operational ownership after launch
04
Build only the missing application
Where standard ERP workflows do not fit, a focused Frappe application or integration can cover the gap. We define acceptance tests, permissions, deployment, and ongoing maintenance before development begins.
- Custom forms, portals, and approval flows
- Reports tied to agreed business definitions
- Version compatibility and upgrade planning