Next e-invoicing deadline: Businesses with revenue of AED 50 million or more must appoint an accredited service provider by 30 October 2026.

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Become a partner

Put your clients on UAE e-invoicing, and keep the relationship.

IT firms, audit practices, ERP vendors, service providers and consultancies create companies in Accounting Intelligence for their clients, configure them, and support them — below the published price, on every company, for as long as the partnership stands.

  • IT firm
  • Audit practice
  • ERP vendor
  • Service provider
  • Consultancy

As many companies as you have clients

Create a company for each client from one account, switch between them, and keep their books apart.

Your own people, on your own terms

Invite your consultants into the companies you look after, with the role each of them should have.

An accredited Access Point behind you

Your clients' e-invoices go to the Federal Tax Authority through Tech Ventures, in the taxpayer's own name.

UAE accredited ASPPeppol certified Access PointISO/IEC 27001 certifiedISO 22301 certified

How it works

  1. 1

    Apply

    Tell us about the firm, upload the trade licence and send it. Ten minutes.

  2. 2

    Review

    We read the licence, check the firm, and come back — usually within two working days.

  3. 3

    Approved

    We send the partner agreement for signature, you get an account, and you create your first client's company at the partner rate.

Apply

  1. 1Email
  2. 2The application

Start with your email

We send a six-digit code to make sure the address is yours. The rest of the form opens once you have typed it back.

Questions

  • Who can be a partner?

    IT firms, audit practices, ERP vendors, service providers and consultancies — any firm that puts its own clients on software and stands behind the result.

  • What does it cost to join?

    Nothing. There is no fee and no minimum: you create a company when a client needs one.

  • Who owns the client relationship?

    You do. The client's data belongs to the client, and your access to it is given by them and can be withdrawn by them.

  • Who bills the client?

    Either of you. Where you pay, we invoice you at the partner rate; where the client pays directly, the partner rate still applies.

  • How long does approval take?

    Usually two working days from a complete application. We read the trade licence and come back either way.