Lodge an activity statement with the ATO using the Standard Business Reporting (SBR) platform
domain: sbr.gov.au · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the business's software is SBR-enabled and registered for the relevant ATO digital service (e.g., Activity Statements)
Set up the device/machine credentials required for SBR2 (ebMS3/AS4) connectivity per the ATO's software developer implementation guides
Build the activity statement message body in the XBRL-based schema defined for the target SBR service
Transmit the message over the SBR2 ebMS3/AS4 channel to the ATO's endpoint
Retrieve the asynchronous response confirming acceptance, validation errors, or further processing status
Known gotchas
SBR2 wraps an XBRL message body in ebMS3/AS4 transport, which differs from the legacy SBR web-service wrapper, so integrations built for one are not interchangeable
Not all ATO services have migrated to the SBR2 platform, so coverage and required transport can vary by form or report type
Getting SBR-enabled software approved and connected generally requires working through the ATO's software developer framework and, for some services, contacting the SBR service desk rather than a simple self-serve signup
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