Connect SQL Account to LHDN MyInvois without rebuilding your stack.
SQL Account is common among Malaysian SMEs. Today, a developer can transform SQL Account data and submit it through the live REST API, while finance teams can use manual entry. Direct CSV import is coming soon.
Where SQL Account users hit MyInvois compliance.
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The MyInvois module is sold separately
Most SQL Account installs don't include native MyInvois submission out of the box. The bridge gives you the LHDN integration without you needing to upgrade your SQL Account licence or restructure your invoicing module.
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Bulk historical submissions are painful
Phase 3 SMEs often have a backlog of invoices that should already have been submitted. When CSV import ships, it will handle bulk batches, validated up front so rejections don't compound. Today, use the REST API for bulk submission.
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Your accountant works in Excel, not REST
Finance teams may prefer a file-based workflow. CSV import is coming soon; today, use manual entry or have a developer submit through the REST API.
We pick up where your system stops.
Use the REST API today to validate, submit, and track transformed SQL Account data. CSV mapping and repeat imports are coming soon and are not available in the dashboard yet.
Last updated · July 2026
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