Company stamp maker for Morocco

A cachet is expected on Moroccan commercial paperwork, and the ICE is the number that identifies the company on it, usually alongside the RC and the tax identifier.

Open the stamp maker

Moroccan practice pairs the cachet with a signature, and the pair is what a counterparty or an administration looks for. Invoices, devis, bons de livraison and submissions all carry it, and paperwork arriving with a signature alone is commonly queried.

What a company stamp in Morocco usually carries

The company name with its legal form, so SARL, SA or SARL AU.
The ICE, the Identifiant Commun de l’Entreprise, fifteen digits.
The RC, the registre de commerce number, with the registering city.
Often the IF, the tax identifier, and the CNSS number, plus the address.

Why make it digitally

Four identifying numbers plus an address is more than a round seal holds, and a rectangular digital stamp lays them out cleanly.
The ICE was introduced relatively recently and many older stamps still lack it.
Details change on a registry filing, and a re-cut costs where an edit does not.

Questions

Is a cachet required in Morocco?

Not by statute, but commercial and administrative practice treats the stamp and the signature as a pair. Invoices and submissions carrying only a signature are frequently queried.

What is the ICE?

The Identifiant Commun de l’Entreprise, a fifteen-digit identifier shared across the tax, social security and commercial registries. It is now the main number counterparties check.

Which numbers belong on it?

The ICE and the RC at minimum. Many stamps also carry the IF and the CNSS number, particularly where the same stamp is used for invoicing and for social filings.

This describes common commercial practice rather than giving legal advice, and practice changes. Where a specific document matters, check the requirement with the body receiving it.