The regulatory timeline
- September 1, 2026: all companies must be able to receive electronic invoices; large enterprises and mid-caps must also issue their invoices in electronic format and transmit their e-reporting data.
- September 1, 2027: SMEs, small businesses and micro-enterprises must in turn issue their invoices in electronic format.
- Exchanges must pass through an Accredited Platform (PA) — the new official name for what, until 2025, was called a PDP (Partner Dematerialization Platform).
The TX2 Concept partnership
Signed in December 2025, this strategic partnership brings together Synapture and an EDI specialist certified for PEPPOL Access Point, GS1 and Odette. It rounds out Synapture's architecture to ensure continuity between regulatory flows, business processes and document management.
Our complete answer: DMS + AI + accredited platform
40% of the projects run by Synapture's teams today involve digitizing procurement and finance functions. Several large organizations in financial services, healthcare, retail and mobility are among those we support on their compliance journey.
- DocuWare, Accredited Platform — DocuWare has obtained its final registration as a PA with the DGFiP. Synapture supports its rollout for both receiving and issuing invoices.
- Automatic capture and matching — automatic indexing of incoming invoices, matching against purchase orders, configurable approval workflow, direct accounting integration.
- Streamlined procurement/finance — shorter processing times, secured tax compliance, real-time cash flow tracking.
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