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e-Invoice or e-Archive: which one, and when?
Both are electronic, both are reported to the tax authority. The difference lies in how the document reaches the recipient.
Electronic Documents
Until the integrator connection is verified the system deliberately stays in mock mode. No document is ever submitted officially by accident.
End-to-end flow
EBL
- 01 Integrator setup
- 02 Connection test
- 03 Issue document
- 04 Generate UBL
- 05 Queue
- 06 Tax authority
- 07 Accept or reject
EBL
Capabilities
Document cockpit
Four lanes covering outgoing and incoming document traffic.
UBL and unique identifier
Issuing generates the UBL XML and assigns an identifier irreversibly.
Integrator management
Per-company credentials, encrypted, with a connection test that really authenticates.
Mock protection
Nothing is submitted officially until the connection is verified.
Export profile rules
Validation blocks the wrong profile for a foreign recipient.
Incoming documents
Automatic retrieval plus an explicit counter for manually entered invoices.
Going live is deliberate
An integrator account is defined, and the connection test performs a real authentication whose result is written back to the row. Mock mode cannot be turned off before that test succeeds. The cockpit card is amber in mock and green when live; without the green badge no document counts as official.
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