- Companies will be required to integrate with the SAT for invoice approvals in real time. How do I integrate? What am I integrating with? What is the data format? What fields are required? "Real-time?" What data exchange standard do I use? What are the header and footer requirements? What kind of B2B/EDI system will I need? Where am I going to pull the data that SAT requires?
- Outgoing invoices must be prepared in a specific XML format and authorized in advance as part of the logistics process before shipments can be delivered. How do I convert my invoice format to SAT's XML? How do I map my data to their formats? How do I get authorization in advance of shipping? What will this do to my shipping process? Will this delay shipments?
- Incoming invoices must be externally validated. I must now validate my vendors' and suppliers' invoices? How? How do I trigger a validation process when an invoice comes in? What does a validation look like? Where do I store a validation? How do I associate a validation with an invoice?
- Incoming invoices must be archived and stored. Where must they be archived? What format? How long do I archive them? How can I find them quickly when audited? What are the format requirements for archiving?
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As you can quickly see there are some issues that need to be learned, and in a hurry. If you would like to be introduced to some Mexico e-Inovicing experts, let me know and I can put you in touch with them.
I also know that Crossgate, a company co-owned by SAP, is planning a webinar on Mexico e-Invoicing. You may want to check out their website for dates and times.
************************************************ Kevin R Benedict SAP Mentor, SAP Top Contributor, SAP Blogger
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