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Huludao Fast Rhythm Technology · Regional technology service enterprise
Huludao Fast Rhythm Technology | Leqi sandbox joint debugging verification
Leqi sandboxService Steps
Joint debugging and verificationDelivery results
Enterprise overview
Huludao Fast Rhythm Technology Co., Ltd. is a technology enterprise engaged in software development and information technology services in Liaoning.
Business pain points
- Serving a large number of individual users and enterprise customers, with dense transaction volumes and small, scattered per-transaction amounts, invoicing requests may be initiated at any time. Currently invoicing relies on standalone tax control equipment and web-based issuance one by one, with multiple tax entities acting independently and no unified group-level control. Once the invoicing channel is interrupted, it directly affects collections and customer delivery, and a single-channel solution lacks disaster recovery capability
- Inconsistent invoicing standards across entities make it difficult for the group to supervise subsidiaries from a tax perspective. The qualification application, message specifications, and integration testing for the Leqi interface are highly specialized; self-integration timelines are uncontrollable, and continuous tracking of tax authority rule changes is required. The State Taxation Administration's promotion of Leqi Direct Connection is the established direction for fully digitalized e-invoices. Early adoption not only improves invoicing quotas and stability but also reserves space for future business expansion
Solutions
- Complete qualification docking, message adaptation, and sandbox joint debugging for the Leqi interface, and output a solution that can be directly used in the production environment. Business systems can issue invoices by calling standard interfaces.
- Establish a primary-backup dual-channel mechanism, automatically switching when the primary channel is abnormal to ensure invoicing operations are not interrupted
- After issuance, the PDF, OFD, and XML format files are automatically returned and archived, meeting the compliance preservation requirements for the original files of fully digitalized e-invoices.
- Ultimately achieving unified invoicing and centralized supervision for multiple entities within the group, connecting business-finance-tax integration at the informatization level
- At the same time, the operating status of invoicing channels is included in monitoring, so anomalies are discovered in advance rather than remedied afterward
