Can You Use More Than One FBR Licensed Integrator? (2026)
FBR now allows a registered person to engage more than one licensed integrator while reporting stays centralised. Here is what that means, why a business might want two, and how it affects your digital-invoicing setup.
What FBR clarified
FBR Sales Tax General Order (STGO) No. 01 of 2026 confirmed that a registered person may engage more than one licensed integrator at the same time. Whichever integrators you use, reporting stays centralised with FBR — every invoice still lands in the same FBR record and feeds the same sales tax return.
Businesses connect to FBR Digital Invoicing through PRAL (free) or a private licensed integrator (which may charge a per-invoice fee or a retainer). Allowing more than one integrator gives larger or multi-outlet businesses flexibility instead of locking everything to a single vendor.
Why a business might want more than one
A group with several divisions or outlets might use different software in each — for example one platform for retail POS and another for wholesale invoicing — and now each can post through its own integrator without forcing everything onto one system.
It is also a continuity safeguard: if one integrator has an outage or you are migrating away from it, a second connection means you can keep issuing compliant invoices. Because FBR reporting is centralised, the invoices from both still reconcile into one return.
What it means for your setup
Using multiple integrators does not change the invoice itself — each one still returns a valid Invoice Reference Number (IRN) and Version 2.0 QR code, and only IRN-carrying invoices are eligible for input-tax adjustment. What changes is your vendor arrangement, not FBR's rules.
For most small and mid-size businesses a single reliable integrator is simpler and cheaper. Digi Invoice is PRAL-certified and posts through the FBR DI API, so it can be your primary integrator or run alongside another for a specific outlet or product line.