reestr.am

Invoice export from the tax portal

A web cabinet for accountants in Armenia: it pulls invoices out of the state tax portal in one click — as Excel, as XML, or as the portal's own signed document.

Hours of routine at every month close

For each company: sign in to the portal, wait out a slow interface, solve a captcha, keep the two invoice series apart. Every month, times every client you keep books for.

How it works

  1. Add your companies

    Once: the TIN and the portal login of each client company you keep books for.

  2. Pick a company and a period

    One captcha per company, once for the whole day — not one per export. The portal password is used for that sign-in and is never stored.

  3. Take the file

    Excel, our XML, and the portal's own signed XML — all three in one run if you need them.

Tax portal

Gives six months per request, behind a captcha.

reestr.am

Asks for your whole period in the pieces the portal accepts, joins the answers, keeps both series.

Your file

Excel, our XML, the portal's own signed XML.

The total matches the portal's own counter — you get the file.

It does not match — you get nothing, rather than a file with one line missing.

What happens between the button and the file. This is a diagram, not a screenshot of the cabinet.

What you get

  • A year, or three, in one run: the portal hands out six months at a time, and the rest the cabinet asks for itself.
  • Both invoice series, Ա and Բ, in one run — as one file or separately, whichever you need
  • Interface in Armenian and Russian

Two things we refuse to get wrong

The portal password is never stored. It lives for the length of one sign-in and is gone after it.

Every export is reconciled against the portal's own counter. If the numbers disagree, you get no file — because a file missing one line becomes a wrong declaration, and you would find out months later.

Access is by invitation: reestr.am is built for people who keep books for a living, not for self-service. The cabinet and the request form are in Armenian and Russian.

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