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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.

The friction

Where SAP users hit MyInvois compliance.

  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

Where Bridge fits

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

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