Applicable regime
Confirm which transactions, entities, branches, and invoice types must be integrated.
FBR POS Integrated
Oyo connects POS and ERP invoices to FBR workflows through the configured integration route. Taxpayer setup, branches, invoice scenarios, exceptions, and reconciliation are mapped during implementation.
Submission operations
Validated
Buyer, item, HS code, sale type, tax, and totals checked
Submitted
Payload sent through the contracted integration route
Receipt updated
FBR response, invoice reference, and QR retained
Illustrative view. Your modules and setup determine the screen.
2 routes
Select and document the legal and technical route before build.
1 queue
Accepted, rejected, pending, and retry states stay visible.
Full trace
Payloads, responses, corrections, and final invoice state stay linked.
Implementation scope
FBR POS integration and Digital Invoicing should not be treated as interchangeable labels. Discovery records the applicable route, taxpayer status, invoice types, and branch design.
Confirm which transactions, entities, branches, and invoice types must be integrated.
Contract through an FBR licensed integrator or use the PRAL facilitation route where applicable.
Configure taxpayer credentials, environment, POS or branch identifiers, and the selected operating route.
Test sales, refunds, credit notes, discounts, buyer types, tax cases, and failure states.
FBR POS Integrated
The POS scope connects registered branch and device context, sale and return scenarios, the FBR response, required customer output, and a visible exception queue.
Map the taxpayer, company, branch, POS, terminal, operator, and invoice sequence required by the contracted route.
Retain the accepted response and place the required reference and QR on the customer output.
Define online, interrupted, rejected, and recovery behavior without creating a duplicate sale or submission.
Test supported returns, refunds, credit notes, and cancellations against current rules and the selected integration route.
FBR Digital Invoicing
Digital invoicing scope starts with complete seller, buyer, item, tax, HS or PCT, unit, sale type, and document data, then keeps local and FBR status linked.
Check required master and transaction fields before a document enters the submission queue.
Separate supported registered and unregistered buyer scenarios and retain the submitted identity data.
Route data errors, rejected documents, credit notes, and correction work to an accountable finance owner.
Match ERP documents with submitted, accepted, rejected, corrected, and cancelled FBR states by branch and period.
Operational assurance
A reliable FBR operation makes the technical state understandable to finance, retail, support, and implementation teams.
Submission lifecycle
The rollout is configured for the selected integrator or PRAL route and checked against current FBR specifications.
Every step has an owner, a clear result, and a way to fix a problem.
Create the sale or invoice in the POS or ERP with its source record intact.
Check taxpayer, buyer, item, HS code, UOM, sale type, tax, and totals.
Send through the configured sandbox or production endpoint.
Store the FBR response, returned reference, and accepted, rejected, or pending state.
Update the invoice output with the returned reference and QR when accepted.
Recover network failures safely and route data errors for correction.
Match local and FBR state by branch, period, document, and correction.
Retain supported correction, credit note, refund, or cancellation history.
Implementation controls
FBR POS Integrated describes an Oyo product capability. It does not indicate FBR certification or endorsement. The selected route, taxpayer setup, transaction scenarios, branch configuration, and current rules are confirmed during implementation.
Map your rollout
Bring your taxpayer structure, branches, invoice flow, transaction scenarios, and current integration route.