Connect SAP to LHDN MyInvois without rebuilding your stack.
SAP installations in Malaysia range from S/4HANA at the top of the market to SAP Business One mid-market. Either way, building the LHDN side in-house is a months-long ABAP / RAP project. The bridge accepts SAP's export — CSV from the standard report engine or JSON from a thin wrapper around your existing IDocs — and runs the LHDN side end to end.
Where SAP users hit MyInvois compliance.
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ABAP teams are scarce + expensive
Building LHDN MyInvois submission inside SAP requires ABAP / RAP work that competes with every other priority on your SAP team. The bridge takes a CSV or REST POST and removes the LHDN side from the SAP backlog entirely.
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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.
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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.
We pick up where the export stops.
Use the bridge's REST API for tight integration (your SAP team writes ~50 lines of glue) or CSV export from your standard reports for a quick start. Either path lands in the same UBL 2.1 generator, the same submission pipeline, the same status-back surface. The LHDN side stops being an SAP problem.
Last updated · May 2026
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