Industry: Retail & E-commerce

e-Invoice for retail, without slowing down the counter

Retail has a unique e-Invoice challenge: most transactions don't need one at point of sale, but any customer can request one afterward. TxBilling is built around this reality.

Common challenges

• Customers requesting e-Invoices after they've already paid and left.
• High transaction volume making manual e-Invoice creation impractical.
• Running both a physical store and a WooCommerce online store with separate systems.
• Staff without accounting training handling compliance-sensitive documents.

How TxBilling helps

• QR After-Sale e-Invoice Conversion — customers scan a QR code on their receipt to self-serve an e-Invoice later.
• WooCommerce plugin built for Malaysian e-Invoice compliance — orders sync straight into TxBilling.
• Inventory and sales reporting across both online and offline channels.
• Consolidated e-Invoice support for bulk end-of-period submission of B2C transactions that don't need individual e-Invoices.

Retail e-Invoice FAQ

Do I need to issue an e-Invoice for every retail sale?

No — most B2C retail transactions can be reported via consolidated e-Invoice unless the customer specifically requests an individual one. Learn more about consolidated e-Invoices →

Can TxBilling connect to my WooCommerce store?

Yes, via the native TxBilling WooCommerce plugin — orders and customer data sync automatically.