- France’s e-invoicing authorities (AIFE/DGFiP) warned that platform portability must be managed carefully to avoid unauthorized routing of invoices during customer transfers between approved platforms.
- They flagged cases where a platform claims a customer directory entry without a valid mandate or contractual authorization, which can result in invoices being sent or issued without customer approval.
- Authorities also cautioned against inconsistent addressing-plan claims across platforms: authorization at one address level does not automatically permit actions at other levels of the customer’s addressing structure.
- They noted that issuance and reception can legitimately involve different platforms, but the invoice mandate and its effective period must be verified to ensure the setup matches the customer’s actual choices.
Source: docnova.ai
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