Connect SAP to LHDN MyInvois without rebuilding your stack.
SAP S/4HANA and Business One teams can connect a thin adapter to the live MyInvois Bridge REST API instead of implementing the whole LHDN submission pipeline inside SAP. CSV import is coming soon.
Where SAP users hit MyInvois compliance.
- 01
ABAP teams are scarce + expensive
Building LHDN MyInvois submission inside SAP requires specialist work. A thin adapter can POST to the bridge REST API today; CSV import is not yet available.
- 02
OData mapping is brittle to LHDN spec changes
Even if you build a custom OData service, every LHDN spec update means another mapping cycle inside SAP. The bridge absorbs spec changes on its side: your SAP integration sees a stable surface.
- 03
Multi-company group structures need per-entity scoping
Large SAP installs typically run multiple company codes. LHDN expects each entity's submissions tagged with its own TIN via onBehalfOf. The bridge's multi-company tenancy + per-company scoping handles this without you reshaping your SAP company-code hierarchy.
We pick up where your system stops.
Use the bridge REST API for a plan-gated integration today. The same live pipeline validates, generates UBL 2.1, submits, and tracks status. CSV import from SAP reports is coming soon; implementation effort depends on your SAP environment.
Last updated · July 2026
Independent reference. MyInvois is operated by LHDN. We are not affiliated with LHDN.