Discuss Your Architecture

Keep your ERP. Add the e-invoicing layer your enterprise needs.

Fatorly connects existing finance environments to UAE e-invoicing with owned-platform flexibility, custom integration paths, controlled access and local support.

Discuss Your Architecture

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The enterprise problem

E-invoicing should not become an ERP replacement programme.

Enterprise finance stacks already sit inside approvals, procurement, inventory, reporting and internal controls. Fatorly is designed to connect the new requirement to the environment you already run.

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Keep the stack. Add the connection layer.

  1. Use a ready connector where it fits.

  2. Use a custom integration path where the architecture is more complex.

  3. The objective is to preserve the operating model your teams already know while adding the e-invoicing capability around it.

Architecture: your ERP stays at the base; a connection layer links to it through a ready connector or a custom integration path, and connects upward to UAE e-invoicing, wrapping the stack. UAE e-invoicing Connection layer ERP Ready connector Custom integration path

  • Built for the exceptions

    Legacy applications, in-house workflows, multiple entities and non-standard requirements are where enterprise projects become real.

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    Legacy applications

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    In-house workflows

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    Multiple entities

  • A person drafting a custom technical plan by hand with a ruler

    Non-standard requirements

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    Fatorly is built on its own platform, allowing the team to work directly on custom connectors and implementation requirements rather than depending on a third-party product owner for every change.

Data access with control

Invoice data moves in encrypted form.

If an investigation requires access to your environment, your team authorises it first and the activity is logged and auditable.

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Support after go-live

Readiness does not end at implementation.

For organisations that operate outside normal business hours, support requirements should be defined before go-live.

  1. Implementation
  2. Go-live
  3. After-hours support

Fatorly offers after-hours support options for customers that require them.

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What the Readiness Assessment covers

  • Current ERP / finance stack

  • Invoice flow and transaction volume

  • User model

  • Integration route

  • Legacy or custom dependencies

  • Entity structure

  • Support requirements

  • Data/hosting constraints

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Who this is for

Discuss Your Architecture
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CFOs and Finance Directors

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CIOs / IT Managers

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Operations leaders

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Procurement and transformation teams

Enterprises with established ERP systems

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Organisations with legacy or custom finance environments

Proof and early access

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Founding Members: the first enterprises to join receive early access to new features and connectors, priority implementation scheduling and a direct line to the Fatorly team.

FAQ

No. Fatorly connects to the environment you already use. The final route depends on your system and architecture.

That is exactly what the enterprise discovery is designed to evaluate. Fatorly can discuss a custom connector or implementation route based on the actual environment.

Fatorly can discuss architecture against specific requirements. Any public sector-specific hosting or security promise must be confirmed in the final approved technical wording.

Ideally Finance and IT together, with Operations or Procurement included when they own part of the implementation decision.

Your finance stack is already complex enough.

Keep what works, map what changes, and define the integration path before you commit.

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