Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP in Saudi Arabia: e-invoicing, VAT reporting and audit files

Short answer: Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP in Saudi Arabia

E-invoicing (ZATCA Phase 2)	roadmap verified source checked 2026-10-25 Oracle lists Saudi Arabia among clearance countries for future releases of the embedded Receivables e-invoice integration (26B readiness); no native clearance integration found in the 26D Financials guides reviewed. Scoped finding (evidence gap – not established): Oracle lists these clearance countries for future releases of the embedded Receivables e-invoice integration; current support was not established by the reviewed documents.
VAT reporting	not established – إقرار ضريبة القيمة المضافة (VAT return): not established
Audit file (SAF-T or equivalent)	not yet researched – No SAF-T or audit-file requirement recorded for Saudi Arabia yet – research pending, not a finding that none exists.

Provider options: Named by the e-invoicing source: Embedded Thomson Reuters (ONESOURCE Pagero) e-invoice integration.

Dependencies: none stated in the recorded evidence.

Main gaps:

E-invoicing (ZATCA Phase 2): support recorded as “roadmap”.
E-invoicing: Oracle lists these clearance countries for future releases of the embedded Receivables e-invoice integration; current support was not established by the reviewed documents.
VAT reporting – إقرار ضريبة القيمة المضافة (VAT return): evidence not established (researched; not a finding of no support).
Audit file (SAF-T or equivalent): not yet researched for Saudi Arabia.

Verify before go-live:

A roadmap statement, not a release commitment; check later readiness notes.
Plan against the ZATCA Phase 2 dates: Integration in waves: Wave 23 (> SAR750k) by 31 Mar 2026; Wave 24 (> SAR375k) by 30 Jun 2026; Wave 25 (VAT revenue > SAR187,500 in any of 2022–2025) by 1 Feb 2027.
No finding on this site was tested in a live tenant, and none establishes acceptance by the tax authority; run your own acceptance tests.

Generated from the evidence records on this page. “Not established” is not a finding of no support. Method: how we verify · Checklists: test before go-live, read a support claim.

E-invoicing detail: ZATCA Phase 2

Mandate	ZATCA FATOORA Phase 2
Deadlines	Integration in waves: Wave 23 (> SAR750k) by 31 Mar 2026; Wave 24 (> SAR375k) by 30 Jun 2026; Wave 25 (VAT revenue > SAR187,500 in any of 2022–2025) by 1 Feb 2027
Support type	roadmap
Vendors / add-ons	Embedded Thomson Reuters (ONESOURCE Pagero) e-invoice integration
Notes	Oracle lists Saudi Arabia among clearance countries for future releases of the embedded Receivables e-invoice integration (26B readiness); no native clearance integration found in the 26D Financials guides reviewed.
Status	verified
Last verified	2026-10-25
Source	https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/readiness/erp/26b/fins26b/26B-fin-wn-f46549.htm (verified 2026-10-25, fetched)

Ways to comply

Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP itself – support type: roadmap (verified).

Only provider routes whose sourced coverage includes this country are shown, alphabetically; listing is not an endorsement. See all providers.

VAT reporting and audit files: Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP in Saudi Arabia

VAT reporting: not established

إقرار ضريبة القيمة المضافة: evidence not established (researched; not a finding of no support)

SAF-T / audit files: not yet researched

No SAF-T or audit-file requirement recorded for Saudi Arabia yet – research pending, not a finding that none exists.

Saudi Arabia: VAT reporting requirements · all Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP reporting alternatives

About Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP

Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Enterprise (Oracle) Oracle describes Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP as a complete cloud ERP suite with embedded AI to automate manual processes, real-time analytics and automatic updates. The suite covers financial management, project management, procurement, enterprise performance management and risk management, and Oracle groups supply chain and manufacturing applications with it. It is a separate product from NetSuite, which Oracle markets to small and mid-sized organisations. Official site: https://www.oracle.com/erp/ · checked 2026-10-25

Page last updated: 2026-10-25 · Markdown version · Suggest a correction