- Version 2.4 of the PPF external specifications focus on the operation of the PPF in its interaction with public or private entities.
- The specifications describe the interactions with Dematerialization Operators (DO) and Partner Dematerialization Platforms (PDPs) for invoice exchanges and lifecycle statuses.
- The PPF Directory contains all the reachable email addresses of VAT payers and public entities.
- The email addresses for receiving invoices are based on the company’s SIREN number.
- Companies can define multiple invoice receipt email addresses based on their needs, but it is recommended to have a limited number of addresses.
- The SIREN_SUFFIXE format is suitable for private companies, while the SIREN_SIRET and SIREN_SIRET_CODE_ROUTAGE formats are more suitable for public entities.
- The PDPs/PPFs update the PPF Directory with the email addresses and other information.
- The directory is public and accessible to all companies through their PDP/PPF.
- The directory allows companies to find up-to-date invoice receiving addresses of their recipients and facilitates the transmission of invoices.
- The directory also supports interoperability between PDPs/PPFs and ensures the portability of electronic addresses.
Source Cyrille Sautereau
See also
- E-invoicing – Release of version 2.4 of the external specifications
- France releases specifications for e-invoicing reform
- France Releases V.2.4 E-Invoicing Specifications: Key Changes, Timeline, and Impact
- See also
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