Learn about Mexico’s financial regulations and explore digital solutions that can help your organization comply.
Learn about CFDI basics
The Mexican Tax Administration (SAT) requires companies with annual revenues of over 250K pesos ($16K USD) to use a digital tax receipt called a Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (CFDI), which is an electronic invoice that immediately verifies the identity and tax eligibility of a document signee.
The complexity of complying with CFDI requirements
Mexico CFDI documents include electronic invoices, payroll receipts, credit notes, and more. All organizations must use specially formatted CFDI files that meet Mexico’s SAT requirements.
Automate invoice validation through our cloud-based partner integrations
Our partner solutions integrate with Concur Expense and Concur Invoice to automate CFDI validation in the expense reporting and AP processes. This streamlines the CFDI process and ensures that every e-invoice complies with government regulations, reducing processing costs, and decreasing tax exposure risk.
Easily validate CFDI while verifying structure, signature, and certificates comply with government regulations.
Easily and reliably meet validation requirements for e-invoices that are required by Mexico's fiscal authority.
Detecno's integration with SAP Concur solutions enables you to validate every CFDI uploaded in your account.
RED COFIDI integrates with SAP Concur solutions to validate digital XML receipts, helping businesses comply with requirements.
Easily comply with Mexico’s e-invoicing regulations with this integration for Concur Expense and Concur Invoice.
neylux securely validates e-invoices in near real-time before expenses are posted into your financial system.
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