SRB describes SRB-POS as an e-invoicing system for sectors including hospitality, health and beauty. Its official resources include registration, invoice verification, integration FAQs and separate technical documents for offline and cloud-based integration. An implementation must follow the route and obligations that apply to the registered business.
Availability, authentication and technical scope depend on the external platform, current requirements and approved access.
Authority-specific guidance
What this workflow means for the relevant jurisdiction
Sindh Revenue Board's official POS material describes real-time e-invoicing for specified service sectors. SRB publishes separate resources for cloud and offline POS integration, invoice verification and credit-note handling.
Businesses that may need this workflow
Applicable restaurants in Sindh under current SRB rules
Hospitality, health and beauty businesses when notified or covered
Multi-branch and marketplace-connected restaurant operations where applicable
Businesses directed by SRB to integrate their POS
Typical implementation sequence
1Confirm SRB registration and current applicability
2Choose the relevant cloud or offline technical route
3Map service, invoice, tax and branch fields
4Test sales, returns, exchanges and credit-note scenarios
5Confirm invoice verification and operational reporting
Status and verification note
The business must confirm whether SRB POS integration applies and follow current SRB rules. Asaan Solutions does not claim SRB accreditation, certification or government partnership.
How it works
From assessment to a supported workflow
STEP 01
Assess
Confirm the business workflow, external-system access and required data.
STEP 02
Configure
Set up the supported connection, credentials and field mapping.
STEP 03
Map Data
Align products, customers, transactions and required references.
STEP 04
Test
Validate sample records, responses and exception handling.
STEP 05
Deploy
Move the agreed workflow into the production environment.
STEP 06
Monitor
Review records and maintain the configured integration.
Service invoices, POS sales, credit notes and SRB response information
Status
Implementation and access required
Who may need it?
Businesses with a relevant connected workflow
This integration may be relevant where a business uses Asaan POS or Asaan Restro and needs to exchange service invoices, pos sales, credit notes and srb response information with SRB POS Integration. Eligibility, access and final scope must be confirmed before implementation.
Common implementation issues
Plan for access, data and exceptions
Credentials or platform access are not available before configuration starts.
Required product, customer, tax or transaction fields are incomplete.
Test scenarios do not cover corrections, failures or unusual records.
External API rules or platform requirements change after implementation.
Integration flow
A clear path between your systems
Your Asaan Product
Secure Integration Layer
SRB POS Integration
Validated Records
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about SRB POS Integration
What is SRB POS Integration?+
SRB describes SRB-POS as an e-invoicing system for sectors including hospitality, health and beauty. Its official resources include registration, invoice verification, integration FAQs and separate technical documents for offline and cloud-based integration. An implementation must follow the route and obligations that apply to the registered business.
How does Asaan Solutions support SRB POS Integration?+
Our team can assess requirements, configure supported workflows, map required data and assist with testing and deployment.
Which Asaan products are relevant?+
Asaan POS, Asaan Restro may be relevant depending on the business workflow and agreed implementation scope.
What information is required?+
Business registration information, External-system credentials or access, Relevant business and transaction fields, Required API or platform information, A testing environment where available may be required. Exact requirements depend on the external system.
How long does implementation take?+
Timing depends on platform access, data mapping, testing requirements and the agreed scope. The team confirms a plan after assessment.
