Electronic invoicing, without losing your evenings
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Two further details
86 Views •What happens on each invoice
80 Views •Invoices : the record of what was paid
70 Views •The invoicing mandate: what it is
69 Views •Following an invoice's life cycle
69 Views •Your customers' electronic address
66 Views •When something goes wrong: who does what
65 Views •Your platform account: optional, but advisable
63 Views •How to obtain them: the habit to build
62 Views •The three things we need from you
61 Views •Who does what, at a glance
58 Views •Where to enter them in Cydoo
58 Views •Why this reform, and what it changes
52 Views •The vocabulary, in five words
52 Views •The vocabulary, in five words
Five words to recognise
Five words keep coming up in letters from your customers and your accountant. Here they are, in plain language.
Platform
The state-approved service that carries invoices from one company to another. Cybelia Cloud files yours with SuperPDP, the platform we are connected to. It is the invoice's post office.
Factur-X
The legal invoice format: a PDF a human can read, which also holds the same data in a form software can read. One file, two readings.
Invoicing mandate
The document by which you authorise Cybelia Cloud to raise and transmit your invoices in your name and on your behalf. You remain the legal issuer. That is the next chapter.
Electronic invoicing address
Your customer's address on the platform, much like a postal address. It is written in two parts separated by an underscore:
508790268_TVEFG: before the underscore, the company's registration number; after it, the routing code.
Routing code
The second half of that address. It says which department at your customer's end will handle the invoice: accounts payable, a branch, a cost centre, a site. Without it the invoice reaches the company but is assigned to nobody.
If you remember only one term from this lesson, make it routing code. It is currently the leading cause of held-up payments, and the one point that depends entirely on you.
In closing
These five words will come up in letters from your customers and your accountant. Recognising them is enough: you will never have to use them yourself.
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