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One platform for Compliant E-Invoicing in France

Create, send, receive, and stay compliant with France’s e invoicing reform using a simple, intuitive platform. Built for micro and small businesses, accounting teams, and ERP users.

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What changes with E-Invoicing in France

From September 2026, your B2B invoices will need to go through an approved platform. With efacturezen.fr, you can prepare early and secure your compliance.

In practical terms for your business

Invoices sent and received faster with better tracking
Less manual data entry and fewer errors which means higher efficiency
Clearer cash flow thanks to better control of invoice statuses and payments

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Ce qui change avec la facturation électronique en France

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Why choose efacturezen.fr for e-invoicing?

Everything included with no surprises
E-invoicing is included in our plans. Activate the service and you are ready to send and receive invoices.

Reform ready with peace of mind
We support you in meeting French requirements and staying compliant from the moment the new rules take effect.

One place to manage all your invoices
Sending, receiving, statuses, tracking, and archiving all in one portal. Less complexity, more visibility.

Human support that is clear and responsive
Our experts reply quickly and guide you step by step with simple explanations.

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Who is affected by the reform?

From 2026, e-invoicing will apply to all VAT registered businesses, regardless of size or sector:

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Self employed

Independent professionals and artisans

Micro businesses

SMEs

Nonprofit associations

Farmers

Franchises

Healthcare professionals

Legal, accounting, and consulting professionals

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Send unlimited e-invoices

Create and send e invoices in just a few clicks.

Customize them with your colors, logo, and payment terms.

Track your payments status in real time and follow up with customers easily.

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Business accounts tailored to every company

Micro businesses

Focus on what matters with a business account that simplifies your finances and accounting.

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SMEs, startups, and nonprofits

Track your teams’ expenses from your business account for better control.

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Freelancers

Choose an efficient business account to pay and get paid every day.

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Company founders

Open an online business account and deposit your share capital at the same time, 100 percent online.

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FAQs: E-Invoicing in France

An electronic invoice, also called an e invoice, is an invoice created, sent, and received in a structured digital format so it can be processed automatically and securely.

Like a paper invoice, it must include mandatory details such as
Invoice date and number
Seller or service provider details
Customer details
Description of goods or services
Applicable VAT rate
Payment terms

In practice, there are three main approaches:

Structured format
Structured data designed for automated exchange. Often linked to EDI standards, which can vary by industry.

Unstructured format
A document such as a PDF created from a scan or a simple export. Easy to produce, but less suitable for automation.

Mixed format, also called a hybrid invoice
A human readable file, for example a PDF, combined with structured data for systems. In France, the reform relies in particular on formats such as CII, UBL, and Factur X.

The reform mainly targets B2B transactions between VAT registered businesses established in France. The timeline depends on the size of the company.

Inbound invoice receipt requirement
From 1 September 2026 for all businesses

Outbound invoice issuing requirement
From 1 September 2026 for large companies and mid sized companies (ETI)
From 1 September 2027 for SMEs and micro businesses

Some transactions, especially those involving private individuals or customers outside France, fall under e reporting instead. E reporting means sending key information about these transactions to the tax authorities, such as amounts and VAT, to facilitate monitoring and reporting.

Beyond the legal requirement, e invoicing delivers clear benefits:

Time savings through automation of part of the process
Fewer errors and better data quality
Better visibility into payments and cash flow
Lower costs related to paper, sending, and archiving
More secure and traceable exchanges
Easier reporting thanks to more structured data