- Tier-1 retailers — large retail outlets, chains, and stores meeting FBR’s turnover or size criteria
- Restaurants and food service businesses
Retailers with significant sales volume- Other notified sectors being brought in under newer 2026 rules, including private hospitals, courier services, and more
If you are unsure whether your business is classified as Tier-1, it is worth checking FBR’s criteria early — being caught unprepared is far more expensive than integrating ahead of time.
- Register your business for POS integration through FBR’s IRIS portal.
- Obtain API credentials from FBR to connect your system.
- Integrate your POS software with FBR’s servers (yourself or through a service provider).
- Complete test-run integration in the sandbox to verify invoices are accepted.
- Go live — each sale is reported to FBR in real time with a verified e-invoice and QR code.
Data transmission between your POS and FBR happens in real time, so your sales records and tax reporting stay continuously up to date.
- Built-in FBR integration — no manual API work, compliance out of the box
- Real-time reporting to FBR with QR-coded invoices
- Inventory management — automatic stock tracking with each sale
- Multi-tax support — FBR plus provincial bodies (SRB, PRA, KPRA, BRA)
- Offline mode — keep billing even when the internet drops
- Multi-branch support — manage several outlets from one system
- Easy-to-use interface — fast billing, minimal training
A system that combines compliance with real business tools (inventory, accounting, reporting) gives you far more value than a billing-only app.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about FBR Digital Invoicing.
