WhatsApp-native
Share a link to your internal receipt over WhatsApp, where you already talk to your clients. Once SIFEN approves the DE, you can also share the KuDE with its CDC.
Why CobrarYa
It’s not just invoicing. It’s sell, invoice, and record the payment.
The notebook, e-kuatia’i, and a desktop program each solve a piece. e-kuatia’i is DNIT’s free tool for issuing the electronic document. If that’s enough, use it. CobrarYa doesn’t fight it: we connect to SIFEN and add what the portal is not meant to be — register, stock, running tabs, and a WhatsApp receipt. When invoicing by hand in the website gets small for the shop, you move over. There is no team to pick.
What each one is for
Same electronic invoice. Different job.
| Notebook | e-kuatia’i (DNIT) | Desktop software | CobrarYa | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIFEN electronic invoice | — | Sometimes | ||
| Register, stock, and tabs — not only the invoice | — | No / limited | Sometimes | |
| Works from your phone | — | Hard | — | |
| Local sale pending SIFEN | — | |||
| Receipt to the client via WhatsApp | — | — | — | |
| Per-client running balance | By hand | — | Sometimes | |
| Multi-location and multiple users | — | Limited | Sometimes | |
| Local support in Spanish | — | Limited | Sometimes | |
| Price | By hand | Free (DNIT) | Varies by provider | Subsidized free plan or from ₲43,000 |
e-kuatia’i is DNIT’s. CobrarYa is not an official system and not a replacement. Both emit through SIFEN. The difference is the counter: we are the register; they are the free invoicer. If you qualify for e-kuatia’i and only need the invoice, start there.
What we add on top of the invoice
The invoice is one part of the counter’s work.
Register, stock, and tabs — not only the invoice
e-kuatia’i issues the DTE. CobrarYa does too — and it’s the shop register as well.
Genuinely cheap
There’s a free subsidized plan to start, and the most affordable paid plan in the market: from ₲43,000 a month, with no setup fee.
Easy to use
You don’t edit XML. The digital certificate and timbrado remain the taxpayer’s responsibility with DNIT.
Record sales without a connection
If the internet drops, you can keep recording sales as internal tickets pending SIFEN. They are sent when the connection returns; until SIFEN approves, they are not valid electronic documents.
Built for Paraguayan shops
Made for the corner store and the neighborhood shop — not a giant ERP retrofit. It’s for your small business, with local support over WhatsApp.
Get to know each tool
Each shop can choose the tool that solves the work it has today.
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Frequently asked questions
How is it different from e-kuatia’i?
e-kuatia’i is DNIT’s free tool for issuing the electronic document. If that’s enough, use it. CobrarYa also emits through SIFEN and adds register, stock, running tabs, and internal receipts over WhatsApp.
What if I use a paper book today?
CobrarYa keeps the sale, invoice, and who owes you in one place, and lets you record the payment method you used.
Do I need to install a program?
No. CobrarYa runs from your phone or computer. If the internet drops, you can save a local sale as an internal ticket pending SIFEN; it is sent when the connection returns.
Do I need a digital certificate or to know XML?
Yes. You need the taxpayer’s digital certificate and the timbrado managed with DNIT. CobrarYa builds the XML, signs it with your certificate, and sends it to SIFEN. You don’t need to edit XML.
How much does it cost?
The entry plan is free: the Subsidized plan (₲0), for micro-operators through our partners and SBDC programs. For a shop, the paid plan starts from ₲43,000/mo, with no setup fee.
Can I use it yet?
We’re about to launch. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know the moment it’s available for your shop.