Create one enterprise integration model.
Normalise source data into a canonical structure so each market does not become another ERP transformation.
The Invocor platform
One governed layer between enterprise systems and changing market requirements.
Connect ERP, billing and procurement systems to a consistent operating model. Invocor normalises document data, applies market-specific rules, prepares supported exchange routes, manages exceptions and preserves lifecycle evidence—without forcing every mandate into the enterprise core.
✓ Stable integration model✓ Outbound and inbound flows✓ Version-controlled market rules
Peppol member organisationAbzer DMCC · open interoperability
Six capability layersOne operating architecture
Multi-entity designShared enterprise oversight
Evidence by designTraceable lifecycle history
Platform design principles
Keep the enterprise core stable. Adapt at the edge.
Invocor separates long-lived enterprise integrations from changing formats, rule sets, identifiers and exchange models.
Apply versioned rules and routes.
Introduce country formats, validations, identifiers and authority processes through controlled configuration.
Control responses and exceptions.
Give accountable teams lifecycle status, ownership, resolution workflows and retrievable evidence.
01
Connect
Enterprise integrationReceive invoice data and structured supplier documents from ERP, billing, procurement, finance and custom applications.
API and event patternsSubmit documents, query lifecycle status and receive configured callbacks.
Controlled file exchangeScheduled processing for batch and legacy landscapes.
Canonical data modelOne internal structure across sources and document flows.
Source mappingSeparate enterprise formats from market representations.
02
Comply
Rules and validationApply version-controlled structural, semantic, tax and market rules before the next submission or exchange action.
Pre-validationIdentify missing data, format errors and business exceptions earlier.
Versioned rule packsManage profiles and configurations by effective date.
Format transformationPrepare structured representations from governed source data.
Explainable resultsPresent outcomes technical and business teams can action.
03
Exchange
Routing and responsesPrepare, send, receive and track structured documents across supported models as applicable connections and authorisations become available.
Outbound and inboundSupport customer and supplier document flows.
Market-specific routingSelect paths by entity, recipient, document and market.
Response normalisationTranslate acknowledgements into consistent lifecycle events.
Delivery controlsCorrelation, safe duplicate handling, retries and responses.
04
Control
Configuration and operationsConfigure entities, branches, roles, approvals and responsibilities, then manage exceptions through accountable workflows.
Multi-entity configurationGovern legal entities and business units together.
Access and responsibilityAssign users, permissions, queues and ownership.
Exception workbenchPrioritise documents and record resolution actions.
Configuration historyRetain traceable changes to operational settings.
05
Insights
Operational visibilityUnderstand document health, volumes, rejection patterns, lifecycle status and ageing through configurable views.
Lifecycle visibilityFollow documents from ingestion through outcome.
Rejection analysisIdentify recurring data, recipient and process issues.
Operational ageingSee items waiting for responses or action.
Exports and eventsFeed status and evidence into enterprise reporting.
06
Archive
Retention and evidenceApply configured retention policies to original documents, structured representations, acknowledgements and lifecycle records.
Evidence packagesGroup documents, responses and lifecycle history.
Search and retrievalFind records by entity, counterparty, reference and status.
Policy-based retentionConfigure behavior for applicable customer and market scope.
Controlled exportProvide authorised access to retrievable evidence.
The document lifecycle
One operating path for documents you send and receive.
Each stage exposes status, responsibility and evidence so finance, tax, technology and operations work from the same lifecycle.
Receive source data
Accept outbound business data and inbound structured documents.
Create one model
Map documents to the canonical internal structure.
Apply controls
Evaluate document, recipient, business and market requirements.
Manage the route
Use the supported model and capture each response.
Resolve and retain
Synchronise status, assign exceptions and retain evidence.
Enterprise integration
Meet systems where they are.
Use APIs, event callbacks or governed file exchange according to the customer landscape. The canonical model keeps source complexity separate from country formats and routing.
InterfacesREST patterns, webhooks and controlled file exchange
Master dataEntities, tax IDs, participant IDs, endpoints and partner routes
ReliabilityCorrelation, idempotency, retries and response handling
EnvironmentsControlled test and production separation by delivery scope
DownstreamStatus synchronisation, evidence export and analytics feeds
Illustrative developer experience
POST/documents · submit a sample document
POST/validations · request configured checks
GET/documents/{id} · retrieve lifecycle status
GET/documents/{id}/events · retrieve event history
POST/subscriptions · configure event callbacks
Illustrative interface only. Endpoint names and availability must be confirmed against approved product documentation and customer scope.
POST /documents { "market": "configured-market", "direction": "outbound", "entity_id": "entity-01", "source_reference": "INV-0098412" } 202 Accepted { "id": "doc_sample_98412", "status": "validation_pending" }
Sample data—not a production contract or published API specification.
Market architecture
Country capability without country-by-country sprawl.
Country packs separate market formats, validations, identifiers, routes and retention configuration from enterprise integration.
Canonical foundationShared data, lifecycle and control model
COMMONPeppol-based modelsStructured interoperability patterns
FOUNDATIONUnited Arab EmiratesPre-production PINT AE and five-corner work
ACCREDITATION IN PROGRESS · NOT LIVECountry extensionsEnabled after evidence, testing and approvals
MARKET BY MARKETChange governance
Regulatory change becomes a controlled release process.
01
Assess the change
Identify affected profiles, data, validations, entities, partners and routes.
02
Version the configuration
Prepare rule and mapping changes with effective dates and ownership.
03
Validate the impact
Execute technical, business, partner and regression scenarios.
04
Release with evidence
Move approved changes through controlled environments and retain results.
Security, continuity and control
Designed for governed enterprise operations.
Invocor’s control model is designed around protected access, traceable events, separated environments and resilient service operations.
Identity and accessDesigned for MFA, roles and least-privilege access.
Data protectionDesigned for encryption in transit and at rest.
AuditabilityDesigned to retain document, user and system events.
Environment disciplineDesigned for production and non-production separation.
MonitoringDesigned for service and operational escalation paths.
ContinuityDesigned for backup, recovery and continuity procedures.
Map Invocor to your systems, entities and market roadmap.
Define interfaces, document flows, controls, dependencies and rollout priorities in a structured architecture workshop.