Sovos S1 Architecture
More Adaptable. Always Connected. Built for Global Business.
Sovos S1 architecture does the hard work for you.
The Sovos S1 architecture does the hard work for you – adapting to changes in technology requirements and government regulations – and giving you access to the tools and data you need to run your business anywhere in the world through a consumer-grade user experience.
Modern, flexible & comprehensive APIs
APIs make applications easily available in your specific set of financial systems and workflows – and allow your systems to communicate to governments in the unique and changing data formats they require.
S1 Transaction data engine
The engine centralizes all your data in a data warehouse, giving your business a single source of truth for all tax-related data, regardless of source system, and enabling data consumption by multiple applications.
Regulatory content management
Our regulatory analysis team does the hard work for your business, updating all your applications behind the scenes through our content management platform, freeing your team from the work required to monitor, interpret and deliver regulatory content to your systems.
Role-based, consumer-quality user experience
The S1 user portal provides a single pane of glass into your business in a user-first design system, giving leaders access to the data they need – while simplifying the application for your team with a role-based experience.
Adaptable rules-driven platform
S1 drives your business workflow while enabling you to make better business decisions by allowing you to adapt to changes in your systems, regulatory environment and the technical requirements for tax reporting and electronic invoice compliance.
“Our internal staff can focus on strategic business activities rather than constantly researching and implementing continual country changes. Because Sovos provides the network upgrades as well as the SAP ERP configurations, we have been able to work with one vendor across multiple countries and confidently manage the changes to Brazil’s Nota Fiscal and Mexico CFDI’s legislation.”
Randy Isdahl
Director of SAP Process Architecture, Brown-Forman