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A last-hour e-invoicing warning reaches the people who can act

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
AccountantFiles the invoice.
Tenant adminReceives the escalated warning too.

Step by step

  1. System

    Sees a Saudi invoice not yet reported 23 hours into its 24-hour window.

    What they see:The notice is raised to critical.

  2. Accountant

    Has quiet hours set overnight.

    What they see:Critical notices ignore those quiet hours.

  3. Accountant

    Receives the notice at once, by bell and email.

    What they see:The notice names the invoice and the time left.

  4. Tenant admin

    Receives the same warning because of the critical level.

    What they see:They can step in if the accountant is away.

  5. Accountant

    Reports the invoice to the tax authority.

    What they see:The invoice is marked reported.

Who is told what

Critical notices go to the filing roles and the company administrators and bypass quiet hours and digests.

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