The Odoo Blind Spot: UAE E-Invoicing for Odoo Users
Which Odoo version are you on? It decides how you comply. A practical breakfast led by Tax Star, an approved ASP.
If your business runs on Odoo, this breakfast is for you.
The UAE e-invoicing deadline is 30 October. Go-live is 1 January 2027.
Odoo isn’t an approved ASP. And Odoo isn’t one system: businesses run different versions, editions and hosting setups, many with custom changes. What you can connect to an ASP, and how, depends on which one you have.
Plenty of Odoo users are only finding this out now, with weeks left.
This session is about your Odoo setup specifically, not e-invoicing in general.
Tax Star, an approved Accredited Service Provider (ASP) of the UAE Ministry of Finance, is hosting it with The Corporate Group and AXD Space. Rayhan Aleem, who works on UAE e-invoicing every day, will be joined by Nizar Salaam of Hash Code IT Solutions, a long-time Odoo implementer who sees these version problems on real client projects.
You’ll leave knowing where your Odoo setup stands and what to do next.
Questions we’ll answer
Which Odoo version are you on, and what does it mean for e-invoicing?
Odoo isn’t an ASP. What does connecting to one actually involve?
Does it change your options if you’re on Community or Enterprise, or self-hosted or hosted?
Is a third-party e-invoicing module enough on its own?
Should you upgrade first, or connect first?
What breaks in heavily customised Odoo setups?
Which mandatory PINT AE fields are most often missing from Odoo data?
How do you handle e-credit notes and the 14-day correction window from Odoo?
Can you realistically be ready before 1 January?
What does a practical solution look like for your setup?
Plus live Q&A with an e-invoicing expert and an Odoo implementer.
Come if
You run Odoo, on any version
You don’t know yet whether your setup can send UAE e-invoices
You’re a CFO, finance director or finance manager who relies on Odoo for invoicing
You implement or support Odoo for clients and want to know what they’ll ask you next
Whether your business is in the first wave (AED 50m and over) or the second, this will help.
Speakers
Rayhan Aleem, CEO and Co-Founder of Tax Star and Founder of Alpha Pro Partners. He helps businesses with tax, compliance and digital change across the UAE, KSA and UK.
Nizar Salaam, is a business and technology leader focused on helping organisations turn complex operational challenges into practical, scalable technology solutions.
Hosted by Tax Star, in partnership with The Corporate Group (TCG) and AXD Space.
📅 Friday, 23 October 2026
🕘 9:30 to 11:30
📍 AXD Space, Al Quoz, Dubai
🪑 Limited seats. Registration required.