Multibook Limited (Headquarters: Shinagawa, Tokyo; CEO: Tadaaki Murayama) announces that its global cloud ERP service multibook now supports e-Invoice, a national requirement in Malaysia. With this, businesses can use multibook to apply for certification of electronic invoices in batches through multibook on MyInvoisPortal, the Malaysian tax authority's web application.- About Malaysia’s e-Invoice SystemAiming to enhance tax regulation efficiency and improve transaction transparency, Malaysia has introduced the e-Invoice system in phases, beginning in June 2024. Under this system, invoice issuers must electronically submit transaction details to the tax authority for authentication. Implementing e-Invoice is mandatory for all businesses from July 1, 2025, making compliance a pressing issue.There are two primary methods for businesses to authenticate invoices with the tax authority. The first one is by manual submission via MyInvoisPortal, the online portal provided by the Malaysian tax authority. The second one is by API linking MyInvoisPortal with the company’s existing invoice system.The details of each application method are as follows (as of December 2024)「MyInvoisPortal」API IntegrationManual Data EntryBulk UploadDirect API IntegrationIndirect API IntegrationEach invoice must be entered individually, and the process must be completed up to submission. Partial saving of data during entry is not permitted.Uploading an Excel file in the specified format will set it to draft status. Select the draft on-screen and proceed with submission. If there are errors in the uploaded file, the import will not be executed, and no editing can be done on the screen.Invoices will be directly transmitted from the ERP system to the National Revenue Agency via API communication.External vendor applications will be used to facilitate API communication with the National Revenue Agency. Invoice information will be integrated into the application through CSV files or API communication.- Multibook e-Invoice compliance features Multibook has developed a standard file output function that enables batch uploads to MyInvoisPortal. The required upload format consists of 11 sheets, which can be time-consuming when filled manually. By utilizing "multibook," businesses can submit authentication requests in bulk, improving operational efficiency, reducing processing time, and minimizing errors.Multibook remains committed to adapting to regulatory requirements and tax law updates in various countries. Our mission is to make the challenge of international business management more accessible and easier, to “Empower your potential” .- Overview of Global Cloud ERP "multibook"Multibook is a cloud-based ERP designed for overseas business operations, prioritizing speed in implementation, processing, and issue resolution. Supporting 12 languages, multi-currency transactions, and multiple account books, it seamlessly integrates business locations worldwide. Currently it has been adopted by over 500 companies across 33 countries, spanning industries such as manufacturing, trading, food & beverage, and construction, catering to both listed and non-listed enterprises.Key Features: Accounting, logistics, fixed asset management, IFRS lease asset management, expense reimbursement, management cockpit, business process outsourcing cockpit, external integration (e.g., consolidated accounting, warehouse management)Service: multibook Website: https://en.www.multibook.jp/12 Supported Languages: Japanese, English, Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Burmese, German, French, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and Indonesian.- Company OverviewCompany name: Multibook LimitedCEO: Tadaaki MurayamaEstablished: September 2000 Headquarters: NMF Gotanda Ekimae Building 5F, 1-1-8 Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, Japan Overseas offices: Singapore, Thailand, Philippines Business description: Planning, development and provision of global cloud ERP services, including "multibook."