Product

The full CAS + EIS + books stack, in one subscription.

BlackZero is built natively for the per-taxpayer BIR registration model. Not a foreign accounting tool retrofitted for Philippine compliance — a system designed around the CAS Annex B requirements and the EIS transmission pipeline from the ground up.

The three pillars

Three things, done correctly.

Most accounting tools address one of these. BlackZero does all three — and they are designed to work together, not bolted together.

CAS Registration

Auto-generates your complete BIR CAS registration packet — Annex A-1, A-2, A-3, sample invoice, and system documentation guide — formatted for RDO submission. Under 10 minutes. Flat fee ₱1,500.

How CAS registration works →

EIS Transmission

Every invoice you post is automatically signed (JWS), encrypted, and transmitted to BIR within the 3-day window. BIR acknowledgements are archived against the original document. Transmission status is visible in real time.

How EIS transmission works →

Books & Compliance

All 7 BIR-mandated books of accounts — General Ledger, Cash Receipts, Cash Disbursements, Sales Journal, Purchase Journal, Subsidiary Sales Ledger, Subsidiary Purchase Ledger — maintained automatically. SAF export on demand.

How books work →
App UI — invoice creation screen
Screenshot to be replaced with live product UI

Why it matters

Built for the per-taxpayer registration model.

Each TIN gets its own registration. BlackZero manages that at scale.

BIR's CAS/EIS framework requires every taxpayer TIN to have its own Acknowledgement Certificate and Permit to Transmit. There is no shared registration. BlackZero's architecture is built around this model — every tenant has an isolated compliance state, independent AC tracking, and its own transmission pipeline.

  • Per-tenant AC and PTT status tracking
  • Per-tenant registration packet generation
  • Isolated EIS transmission pipelines
  • Accounting firms manage all clients from one console
What the credentials mean →
Compliance architecture diagram

Register. Transmit. Done.

BIR's e-invoicing mandate takes effect 31 December 2026.