E-Invoicing Software Provider

RR 11-2025 and RMC 98-2026 Compliance Simplified

Meet BIR electronic invoicing requirements while improving your productivity. Whether you're an independent online seller or large enterprise, 3rd Channel has solutions for simplified compliance so you can focus on growing your business.

Store owner at point of sale using an e-invoicing solution.

Less manual work, more time for growth

Avoid costly penalties and LOAs

Works with your existing workflows

Connectors for CAS, POS, SAP, and more

Lazada, Shopee, Tiktok shop integration

BIR reports ready for submission

Solutions for electronic invoicing compliance

Built for the taxpayer segments required to adopt electronic invoicing, without the extra burden.

About 3rd Channel

We’re a digital transformation firm specializing in tax compliance solutions. In June 2020, the team won as 2nd runner up of #HACKATAX contest, a tax innovation challenge led by BIR and supported by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in partnership with Developers Connect Philippines (Devcon PH). Since then, 3rd Channel has worked closely with relevant stakeholders to implement a national e-invoicing ecosystem.

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Frequently asked questions

What is e-invoicing?
E-invoicing is the means by which a business issues proof of sale to their customers through electronic means&em;with machine-readable data of the transaction, transmission of the invoice to the buyer through electronic means, and reporting of the data to BIR in a timely manner.
Does this replace our current billing, accounting, or POS system?
No. The platform is designed to connect to existing billing, ERP, or transaction systems and add a reporting layer rather than requiring a full system replacement.
Are you accredited by BIR?
We are undergoing the latest set of accreditation requirements released by BIR last October 12, 2026 under RMC 110-2026.
Who is required to issue e-invoices?
Covered taxpayers include online sellers, POS and CAS users, large taxpayers, and digital platforms like TNVS, streaming services, and all taxpayers engaged in internet transactions.