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MyInvois for e-commerce and marketplace sellers

Turn marketplace complexity into one traceable LHDN flow.

Online sellers and platforms sit between orders, payouts, fees, and logistics. MyInvoisBridge gives your team a clear place to validate and track the e-Invoice path without pretending every marketplace has the same data export.

MyInvois for e-commerce and marketplace sellers

The e-commerce and marketplace sellers reality

  1. 01

    Marketplace data is not your ledger

    Orders, cancellations, seller payouts, and platform charges arrive as separate commercial events.

  2. 02

    Platform relationships can invert who issues

    LHDN's e-commerce guidance includes cases where a platform issues a self-billed e-Invoice to a seller or related party.

  3. 03

    Logistics can complete the transaction trail

    The commercial flow can involve seller, platform, buyer, and logistics data that must remain explainable.

MyInvoisBridge

A practical MyInvois path for e-commerce and marketplace sellers

  • Model the platform boundary clearly

    Keep the marketplace as the source of transaction data while MyInvoisBridge handles the LHDN-ready submission boundary.

  • Support self-billed flows where they apply

    Use the supported document types and party relationship instead of forcing a normal supplier invoice onto a platform scenario.

  • Handle source differences through an adapter

    The REST API gives software teams a stable destination while each marketplace mapping remains explicit.

Workflow

A clearer workflow for e-commerce and marketplace sellers

  1. 01Collect orders, payouts, and platform context
  2. 02Map the relevant party and document type
  3. 03Submit to LHDN and follow the result
FAQ

Questions from e-commerce and marketplace sellers teams

LHDN rules and implementation dates can change. Check the latest HASiL guidance for your business before relying on a sector-specific example.

Related paths

Continue with the workflow that fits.

LHDN rules and implementation dates can change. Check the latest HASiL guidance for your business before relying on a sector-specific example.