BIR electronic invoicing software

Every invoice.
In sync.

SyncTax connects invoice sources, approvals and BIR EIS reporting workflows. A clearer path to electronic invoicing for Philippine businesses.

Compliance in sync.

One connected journeyDemonstration
SOURCE REFERENCESALE-2026-0108
Record received
  1. Receive
  2. Validate
  3. Approve
  4. Report
Source record received

One reference follows the invoice journey.

Illustrative workflow · no live submission
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SOURCE → OUTCOMEConnected records.
Clear accountability.
Why SyncTax

Less chasing.
More clarity.

Give finance and operations a shared answer to the question: what happened to this invoice?

Too many disconnected records

Files, branch systems and applications tell only part of the story. Bring their invoice data into a consistent workflow.

Sent does not mean accepted

A submission acknowledgement can leave validation unresolved. Keep the actual outcome and next action visible.

Evidence takes time to rebuild

Corrections and customer copies can become detached from the source. Follow linked records through review and resolution.

E-INVOICE ISSUANCE31 Dec
2026
For covered taxpayers

BIR electronic invoicing: prepare for 2026.

Coverage includes specified e-commerce taxpayers, LTS taxpayers, EOPT Large taxpayers and users of covered accounting or invoicing software. Micro exemptions apply. Confirm your classification and systems.

Structured invoice dataHead office & branchesApplicable permits & testing
Understand the requirements

RMC 98-2026 requires a Permit to Issue before electronic issuance and EIS certification within six months of that permit. Electronic sales reporting and its Permit to Transmit follow the applicable BIR implementing rules and directives.

Office-created spreadsheets are inputs, not valid electronic invoices by themselves. Scanning an invoice does not replace compliant issuance. Exempt businesses may adopt electronic invoicing voluntarily through the applicable permit process.

SyncTax helps organize the workflow and evidence. No BIR approval, accreditation or certification is claimed for this product page.

Reviewed 1 October 2026RR 26-2025 ↗RMC 98-2026 ↗

Different inputs.
One invoice journey.

Start with the records you already have. Define the intake path that fits your business, then apply consistent checks and review.

XLS · XLSX · CSV
Map. Validate. Review.
One traceable invoice record

Start with familiar files.

Map columns to invoice fields, review missing values and preserve the original invoice identity.

Planned intake channel · configured during implementation

Source connections, file intake and OCR are defined and validated for each deployment. The local product demo shows sample events, manual entry and configuration drafts.

The platform

Control the work.
Follow the outcome.

Explore six connected capabilities, with actual screens from the SyncTax demonstration environment.

Source TransactionsDemonstration data
WHAT IT DOES

Normalize source events and identify duplicate references before invoice generation.

BUSINESS VALUE

Reduce repeated preparation and make source problems easier to resolve.

Shown in the demo: sample-event validation. Live source connections and file import are implementation scope.

Human oversight, throughout

A record you
can follow.

Keep sensitive decisions, document relationships and unresolved work in view.

  • Separate preparation and approval

    Maker and checker checkpoints for controlled actions.

  • Preserve the original context

    Connect credit notes to the invoice they adjust.

  • Keep document boundaries clear

    Acknowledgement receipts follow a separate, customer-only path.

  • Give outstanding work an owner

    Record investigation, recovery and closure notes.

Production authorization, immutable storage and retention controls are validated during implementation.

Document historyDemonstration data
INVOICE RECORDINV-2026-0108Linked to SALE-2026-0108
  1. Source validated

    Required fields checked · source retained

    09:41
  2. Independent review completed

    Maker prepared · checker approved

    09:44
  3. Receipt acknowledged

    Submission received · validation pending

    09:45
  4. Invoice result recorded

    Accepted in simulated gateway

    09:46
Customer delivery and reporting remain separate states.
Built around your starting point

Small business.
Growing team. Enterprise.

A practical adoption path across business sizes, with controls and connections shaped around your operation.

Illustrative small business operator reviewing invoice paperwork
A PRACTICAL FIRST STEP

Start where
you are.

Build a more consistent invoice process around familiar records and guided review, without beginning with a large integration project.

  • Review invoice details in one place
  • Make corrections and approvals visible
  • Plan file intake as your next step

Micro taxpayer exemptions and voluntary adoption requirements should be assessed for your circumstances.

Relevant workflows across

Retail & e-commerce · Professional services · Distribution & manufacturing · Financial services · Hospitality

Industry examples describe potential use cases. Tax treatment, source support and rollout scope are established during discovery.

Finance leaders

See outstanding work and understand differences before period close.

Tax & compliance

Connect invoice evidence to the applicable reporting and approval process.

Operations teams

Know what to prepare, review, correct and follow up.

IT & integration

Define source contracts and trace failures back to their origin.

Audit & assurance

Follow linked actions, changes and supporting records.

Customers

Find invoice copies and associated documents more easily.

Connect to your
business systems.

Define ownership of invoice data, approvals and reporting at every layer. Expand connections as the operating model matures.

Built for a controlled rollout

The production architecture below is planned. The current demo uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript with in-memory data.

01

Channels

Operations console · customer portal · APIs · managed feeds

Planned
02

Application

React · TypeScript · Node.js API and durable workers

Planned
03

Data & evidence

Supabase PostgreSQL · controlled object storage and archives

Planned
04

Identity

Microsoft Entra ID · ForgeRock CIAM · OAuth2 / Keycloak

Planned
05

Deployment

Separate web, API, worker and source-adapter services

Planned

BIR EIS and SDTS, explained.

Understand how the government platform, your invoice workflow and the applicable approvals fit together.

One government platform.
Your connected workflow.

EIS is the BIR Electronic Invoicing/Receipting and Sales Reporting System. SDTS means Sales Data Transmission System: the taxpayer-side capability that prepares and sends sales data.

SyncTax is designed to connect source intake, validation, review, customer documents and transmission monitoring around that journey.

Visit the official BIR EIS portal ↗
What do RR 11-2025 and RR 26-2025 cover?

RR 11-2025 sets electronic invoicing and sales-reporting coverage. RR 26-2025 updates the transition timetable, including the December 31, 2026 issuance deadline for specified taxpayers. Read RR 11-2025 and RR 26-2025.

What changes under RMC 98-2026?

The circular clarifies electronic invoice requirements, taxpayer coverage, PTI and EIS certification. See the requirements summary and official BIR circular for the applicable conditions.

Can SyncTax work with Excel, CSV and scanned invoices?

The product approach includes mapped files and assisted capture, with review before processing. These intake channels are planned implementation scope; the current demo illustrates manual entry, sample events and configuration drafts. Explore the invoice data sources.

Does SyncTax replace our ERP or accounting system?

SyncTax is designed to sit alongside the applications that generate your invoice data. Each implementation defines source ownership, interfaces, validation and reporting responsibilities. Explore the planned architecture.

Does SyncTax file all BIR tax returns?

Its scope is electronic invoicing and related sales-data workflows. General tax-return filing, eFPS and eBIRForms are outside the documented product scope.

Is this a live BIR-connected product demonstration?

The screens show actual local modules with demonstration data. BIR responses, integrations and several operational controls are simulated. Production connections, security and taxpayer approvals require implementation and validation.

A clear path to adoption.

Start with representative invoices and the people who manage them. Agree on outcomes before expanding the rollout.

  1. 01

    Assess your sources

    Confirm taxpayer coverage, branches, invoice types and where your data begins.

  2. 02

    Configure the workflow

    Agree mappings, numbering ownership, approvals and exception responsibilities.

  3. 03

    Validate with evidence

    Test normal records, duplicates, corrections and recovery. Prepare applicable BIR approval evidence.

  4. 04

    Launch with control

    Complete required approvals, train teams and reconcile the first processing period.

Compliance in sync.

Bring your invoice
journey together.

Let’s explore your sources, your workflows and your path to adoption.

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