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Get Ready for France E-invoicing With ClearTax
Fully compliant with France 2026 e-invoicing mandate
Real-time data validation
AI-powered VAT logic and automated e-reporting
Secure archiving with GDPR compliance
100% Compliant with the DGFiP e-invoicing mandate
Seamless integration with any ERP/POS systems
Trusted by 5000+ global businesses

Join thousands of businesses worldwide who trust us for seamless e-invoicing.







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Countries where e-Invoicing go-live can be supported
e-Invoices generated annually on Cleartax platform
Share of national e-Invoices through Cleartax platform
Tech integrations completed on Cleartax platform

Seamless Data Accuracy & Validation
We clean and enrich master data to ensure mandatory fields are captured — including real-time validation of key fields like TIN, business name, and address against official registries — minimizing rejections and audit risk.

AI-Powered Tax & E‑Reporting Engine
Automatically determine correct VAT logic and handle periodic e-reporting based on transaction type (domestic, intra-EU, exports).

End-to-End Reconciliation for Peace of Mind
Our reconciliation tools align your ERP entries with government-reported invoices, catching mismatches, forex differences, and edge cases — all customizable for your unique workflows.

Real-Time Dashboards & Monitoring
Track invoice statuses, compliance KPIs, failure rates, and rejections — in real time, across entities and geographies.

Insightful Dashboards & Real-Time Visibility
Monitor invoice statuses, identify bottlenecks, and track compliance KPIs via intuitive dashboards tailored for finance and compliance teams.

End-to-End ERP Integration
Pre-built connectors and open APIs for SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Netsuite, and more — ensuring rapid deployment.
With dedicated support
ERP/POS systems supported
Completed integrations
Integration engineers
ERP/POS systems supported
Completed integrations
Integration engineers

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We’ll analyze your system architecture and discuss tailored e-invoicing solution
We’ll analyze your system architecture and discuss tailored e-invoicing solution to ensure 100% Peppol compliance.
Structured formats: Factur-X (hybrid PDF+XML), UBL 2.1, and UN/CEFACT CII. A plain PDF is not compliant unless it embeds the required structured data.
PDP accreditation, support for Factur-X, UBL and CII, ERP or accounting integrations, e-reporting coverage, security certifications, validation rules, scalability, archiving and service SLAs.
Secure transmission and storage, encryption, integrity controls, timestamps, audit trails, role-based access and compliant long-term e-archiving per DGFiP requirements.
API connectivity, support for mandated formats, interoperability with the national directory (Annuaire), adherence to validation schemas and security protocols, and capability to transmit e-reporting data.
All businesses established in France and subject to VAT, including large, mid-size, SMEs and micro-enterprises. Large and mid-size businesses issue from Sept 2026; SMEs and micro-enterprises from Sept 2027. All must be able to receive e-invoices by Sept 2026.
ClearTax integrates with PDPs to convert, validate and transmit invoices in approved formats, automates e-reporting, handles real-time status and acknowledgements, and stays aligned with regulatory updates.
Platforms validate structure and content before routing: mandatory fields, SIREN or SIRET, VAT details, totals, syntax and business rules. Non-conformant invoices are rejected with error reasons.
Through prebuilt connectors and APIs that sync master data, fetch invoices, generate compliant e-invoices, post statuses (ack, reject, payment) and reconcile automatically.
Yes. ClearTax supports high-volume automation, batch uploads or APIs, parallel processing and robust monitoring for thousands to millions of invoices.
France is making electronic invoicing mandatory for B2B transactions between VAT-registered businesses, and e-reporting mandatory for B2C and cross-border transactions. Invoices must flow through certified platforms (PDPs) so the tax authority receives structured data.