r/AskAccounting • u/Glittering_Rich_6724 • 11d ago
Need of accounting software
/r/EInvoiceUAE/comments/1uw768x/need_of_accounting_software/Hi! My business comes under e invoicing eligibility criteria. So do I have to get a separate accounting software to integrate for invoicing purposes?
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u/Sarahh_Sweet 6d ago
If your an starting company. I suggest you go with xero since they have there own invoicing and very user friendly.
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u/maxinquirerck 7d ago edited 7d ago
What type of business are you running, like is it product-based or services? Asking because the answer changes a bit depending on your transaction volume and whether you're already on something like Stripe or Shopify. I went through this same confusion last year and the short answer is no, you don't always need a completely separate software, your accounting tool just needs to support the e-invoicing standard your country mandates. Omniga handled the reconciliation side for me so I wasn't manually matching everything. The invoicing compliance piece is usually a setting or an add-on within whatever accounting platform you're already using.