UAE reference tool · PINT-AE 1.0.4
Understand a UAE e-invoice before it moves.
Enter commercial facts, inspect derived UAE fields and follow a deterministic SAP DRC-to-ASP learning flow. No data leaves your browser.
For the best experience: use a desktop browser to review the XML, field mappings and five-corner transmission model.
UAE-only scope
What this simulator checks
It separates commercial data completeness, UAE VAT review, PINT-AE technical checks, simulated exchange and simulated reporting. A technical pass never means FTA approval, buyer acceptance, payment or legal certification.
- Technical baseline
- PINT-AE 1.0.4, final release 2 June 2026
- Runtime validator
- Transparent bounded local checks; full XSD and Schematron are not claimed
- Data handling
- Browser memory only; exports are user initiated
Crawlable UAE reference
How the UAE e-Invoicing simulation works
- The supplier creates invoice data in its business system and prepares it for its Accredited Service Provider.
- The sender-side provider validates and converts the data to UAE PINT-AE XML, sends it to the receiver-side provider and reports the required tax data.
- The receiver-side provider validates the document, returns an exchange response and, when successful, delivers it to the buyer.
- Reporting responses return through the provider network. Buyer business acceptance remains separate from technical exchange and reporting.
UAE simulator questions
Does this simulator send data to SAP, an ASP or the FTA?
No. It is a static educational simulator. Data stays in browser memory unless you download an export.
Does a successful check mean the invoice is FTA approved?
No. Data completeness, VAT review, PINT-AE checks, exchange, reporting and buyer response are separate outcomes. The tool does not provide certification or live verification.
Which technical specification does the simulator use?
The pinned technical baseline is the final UAE PINT-AE 1.0.4 release dated 2 June 2026. The browser runtime performs a disclosed bounded subset of checks.