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Electronic invoicing in France: E-Invoicing and E-Reporting explained simply

Cover of the A-Cube webinar on e-invoicing in France with Antonio La Mura, COO of A-Cube

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B2B e-invoicing in France is now a reality. The new regulatory framework is not limited to sending an XML file, but introduces an architecture based on the 5-corner model, the mandatory tracking of payment statuses, and 45 specific use cases for different industrial sectors ("Extended" scenarios).

For software houses, management software, and ERP platforms, adaptation requires a clear strategy and adequate technical tools: tax compliance is no longer a local issue, but the testing ground to prepare for future European ViDA (VAT in the Digital Age) directives.

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Together with Antonio La Mura (COO of A-Cube) we went straight to the point, analysing the impact of the French mandate and explaining how software vendors can structure a single integration to scale across Europe

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What you will find in the webinar recording:

  • The timeline: the receiving obligation active from 1 September 2026 and the gradual extension of issuing and E-Reporting until 2027.

  • The 5-corner model: the substantial differences compared to the Italian SDI and the dynamics between Accredited Platforms (PDP) and the Public Portal (PPF).

  • E-Reporting and payment lifecycle: how to manage data transmission for B2C flows, cross-border flows, and dynamic payment tracking.

  • Compliance via API: how A-Cube's API infrastructure allows software houses to adapt their code to manage Italy, France, and Europe with a single integration (and test flows immediately thanks to our already active Sandbox).

👉 Watch the webinar now or contact the A-Cube team to start testing our Sandbox and define your software's integration strategy.