Factur-X · EN 16931 · Free while in trial
Electronic invoicing is becoming mandatory in Europe. Be ready in minutes.
From September 2026, businesses in France must handle structured electronic invoices — Germany already does. facturXlogy turns a simple form into a fully compliant Factur-X invoice: a normal PDF your customer can read, with the official XML embedded for the machines.
The clock is ticking
E-invoicing mandates are rolling out country by country. Paper and plain-PDF invoices will progressively stop being accepted.
September 2026
France
Every VAT-registered business must be able to receive electronic invoices. Large and mid-size companies must also issue them — SMEs follow in September 2027.
Already in force
Germany
B2B businesses must accept structured e-invoices (ZUGFeRD / XRechnung) since January 2025. Mandatory issuance phases in from 2027.
2030
European Union
Under the ViDA reform, structured e-invoicing and digital reporting become the norm for cross-border trade across the EU.
How it works
Fill the guided form
Seven short steps cover everything an EN 16931 invoice needs.
Review & adjust
Check every section at a glance and edit any of them directly.
Download your Factur-X
Preview the PDF, then download it with the embedded XML — ready to send.
Compliance without the complexity
Truly compliant
Generates hybrid Factur-X documents at the EN 16931 profile: a human-readable PDF with the machine-readable UN/CEFACT XML embedded inside — accepted in both France and Germany.
Radically simple
A guided, step-by-step form — seller, buyer, lines, VAT — with totals and the VAT breakdown computed for you. No account, no learning curve.
Nothing stored
Your invoice is generated on the fly and never saved on our servers. Close the tab and it's gone — only you keep the files.
VAT done right
Standard rates, zero-rating, exemptions, reverse charge, intra-EU supplies and exports — with the correct category codes and VATEX justifications.
Your first compliant e-invoice is three minutes away.
Create a Factur-X invoiceBuilt on the open-source @canopynexus/factur-x library.