MyInvois & E-Invoice Compliance
Get set up for MyInvois — with hands-on migration support.
What's included
- LHDN MyInvois readiness assessment
- IntBooks migration and data import
- API credential configuration and testing
- First-batch e-invoice validation and submission
- Staff training on e-invoice workflows
- UBL 2.1 schema compliance verification
- Rejection troubleshooting and resubmission
- Ongoing MyInvois monitoring and support
Packages
Choose the package that fits your business. All packages include a dedicated team member and direct IntBooks integration.
SME
Businesses issuing up to 500 invoices per month
- MyInvois readiness assessment
- IntBooks setup and data migration
- API credential configuration
- First 100 e-invoices validated with you
- Staff training session
- Post-go-live support period agreed in your proposal
Mid-Market
Businesses issuing 500+ invoices per month or with complex document types
- Everything in SME
- Credit note and debit note setup
- Multi-branch e-invoice configuration
- Custom invoice template design
- Mapping of data exported from your current system (CSV/Excel)
- Longer post-go-live support period
- Quarterly compliance health check
- Help with LHDN e-invoice queries
How it works
Readiness assessment
We confirm whether e-invoicing applies to you, then review your current invoicing workflow, document types, and LHDN registration to create a migration plan.
Setup & migration
We configure IntBooks, import your customer/supplier master data, and connect IntBooks to MyInvois using your API credentials.
Validation & training
We submit your first batch of e-invoices alongside you, troubleshoot any rejections, and train your team.
Go-live & monitoring
You switch to IntBooks for all invoicing. We monitor submission results and help with any LHDN queries during the support period.
Frequently asked questions
When is my business required to use MyInvois?
It depends on your annual turnover. LHDN phased e-invoicing in: above RM100 million from 1 August 2024; RM25 million to RM100 million from 1 January 2025; RM5 million to RM25 million from 1 July 2025; and RM5 million and below from 1 January 2026. From 1 September 2026, businesses with annual revenue below RM3 million are not required to implement e-invoicing (LHDN statement, 30 August 2026). We start by confirming whether the requirement applies to you.
Read more: E-invoice compliance · MyInvois explained
Can you migrate my data from SQL Account or AutoCount?
Yes, from spreadsheet exports. You export your data from SQL Account, AutoCount or your current system as CSV or Excel files, and we map it into IntBooks: customer, supplier and item master data, plus opening balances. We check the mapping with you before go-live.
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What if my e-invoices get rejected by LHDN?
We fix the data and resubmit. Typical causes of rejection are an incorrect TIN, a wrong MSIC code, an invalid field value, or an issue date more than 72 hours before submission, which MyInvois does not accept. Our team investigates each rejection, corrects the data in IntBooks and resubmits. This is included at no extra cost during the post-go-live support period agreed in your proposal.
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Do I still need IntBooks after the migration is done?
Yes. IntBooks becomes your ongoing e-invoicing platform, and each new invoice you issue is submitted to MyInvois from IntBooks. The compliance package is a one-time setup engagement. IntBooks is the system you use afterwards to issue, submit and manage your e-invoices.
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Ready to get started with e-invoice?
Contact us for a free consultation and tailored quote for your business.