A fresher, faster Pakistan Digital Invoice Hub: a rebuilt dashboard that opens on what needs you, HS codes split cleanly per client for GST, amendments & cancellations moved to Reports, a complete filing History — and the Client Portal is now fully live with a web POS that syncs to FBR in realtime.
The release ships a new app shell, new menus and an updated consent version. Until you refresh and sign back in, your browser keeps serving the old files.
Why all four? A hard refresh replaces cached code, a soft refresh reloads data, signing out & in rebuilds the session token behind the new menus, and the consent prompt records that you've seen the new terms. Skipping any one is the usual reason someone reports "I don't see the new dashboard."
The short version, then each change with how to read and use it. Screenshots are marked as placeholders — drop in a capture from production where noted.
A brand-new dashboard that opens on what needs you — one attention list, Live-only, every number counts each invoice once.
HS Code and item Description now sit in their own columns, defined per client, so every GST line carries the right 8-digit HS code — with smart suggestions as you type.
Amendments & cancellations moved to Reports, and History now shows the complete picture — every sync run of a draft, not just the latest.
A tighter, clearer layout that stays usable down to small laptop and tablet screens.
One Live-only view that answers "what needs me, what can't be checked, and what's fine" — in that order. No more two attention lists that disagreed; every number counts each invoice once, never upload runs.
How to read it — three bands
How to use the numbers
Each client keeps its own Item Library where every item carries a Description and its own HS Code as two separate columns (GST 8-digit). On the workspace grid and POS they stay distinct and file to FBR separately — and as you type, suggestions fill them for you.
The four suggestion sources
How to define & split them
By default the GST invoice prints the HS code tucked inside the Description column. You can instead give it a dedicated HS Code column — a per-client print choice that applies to the PDF, the bulk print and the POS receipt. Printing only — the HS code and description sent to FBR never change.
Staff — the simple on/off
Client portal — in the template
Changing or cancelling an invoice now happens where you review the numbers — in Reports — and History finally shows the whole story of a draft instead of only its newest run.
At Report level
Complete History
The layout was tightened across the board: compact tables, denser POS and grids, and side drawers in place of wide panels. It stays clear and clickable on small laptops and tablets.
The portal is complete: your tenants' own users can run their entire commercial-invoice flow themselves — create, sync to FBR in realtime, review and get alerted — without going through staff.
Web POS for commercial invoices — create a sale and sync to FBR in realtime, straight from the browser.
Your environment, your choice — file directly on Live, or build in Sandbox and promote to Live. Switch and clone from the grid header.
Invoices, Reports & History with the same depth as staff — list with drawer detail, reporting, and whole-draft history.
Per-user daily alerts & a weekly digest — each user is nudged only about what needs them, and gets a weekly Live-sync summary.
A point-of-sale screen built into the portal. A client user rings up a commercial invoice and files it to FBR in realtime — item suggestions, scenario, buyer and tax all handled on the same screen.
What a client user can do
How to use it
Clients aren't forced down one path. File straight on Live when they're ready, or rehearse in Sandbox first and promote the exact same draft to Live — switched right from the grid header, with a one-click clone across environments.
Everything after the sale: a searchable Invoices list with detail drawers, Reports they can read and export, and the same complete whole-draft History staff see.
Each portal user who opts in gets one short morning email listing only their company's action items — the exact same things on their dashboard. Crucially, it's sent only on days when something needs them: no email means a clean day, so the alert never becomes noise.
Sample — what a client user receives
Good morning Ahmed,
Here is what needs you on Tuesday, 11 November 2026. Everything here matches your dashboard — open any item to act on it.
Illustrative sample — real content is each user's own company items, scoped to their permissions.
A once-a-week summary of the company's Live sync activity, sent to each recipient's own login email. It answers "how did the week go?" at a glance, with a by-buyer breakdown and an optional per-buyer PDF pack to forward customers.
Sample — what the digest contains
Hello Ahmed, here is the FBR Live sync activity for Asif Brothers over 4–10 Nov 2026.
| Invoices synced | 128 |
| Failed | 2 |
| Pending | 3 |
| Sale value (synced) | PKR 4,812,500 |
| Sales tax (synced) | PKR 818,125 |
November so far
| Invoices synced | 342 |
| Sale value | PKR 12,140,000 |
| Sales tax | PKR 2,063,800 |
By buyer, this week
| Buyer | Inv | Sale value | Sales tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metro Cash & Carry | 41 | PKR 1,920,000 | PKR 326,400 |
| Imtiaz Super Market | 33 | PKR 1,284,500 | PKR 218,365 |
| Al-Fatah | 22 | PKR 902,000 | PKR 153,340 |
Illustrative sample numbers — the real digest carries the company's actual week.