International commercial invoicing

One way to invoice, in any country

The regulatory rail changes depending on where you are; your workflow does not. Approve the quote, hit invoice, and Cord picks the right rail for you.

Key benefits:

• Mexico (real CFDI 4.0): stamped with the SAT, using your own CSD if you uploaded it, with downloadable XML + PDF. This rail is Mexico-only: it is Mexican regulation, not everyone's.
• Spain (Verifactu): the chaining and submission engine required by RD 1007/2023 is built and verified against the AEAT's official test vectors: SHA-256 fingerprint, verification QR code, and submission structure. Going live in production depends on Cord's own registration with the Spanish tax authority, still underway; until then, your invoice is issued as a commercial document with its own numbering, never as a simulated Verifactu record.
• Everywhere else (a Cord invoice): its own numbering per organization, data frozen at issue time, and a PDF carrying your business's logo and color. It is a commercial invoice: it does not claim to have been filed with the local tax authority.
• In the currency of the sale: the document is issued in the currency you sold in. If your books are in a different one, the invoice states the exchange rate applied and the converted total.
• Numbering per country: each country keeps its own series (Spain resets yearly, as its accounting practice requires), so entering a new market never breaks your folio sequence.

What it does not do yet:

Outside Mexico and Spain, the invoice is not automatically filed with the local authority. Mandatory e-invoicing rails in other countries, such as DIAN in Colombia or SII in Chile, are on the list, and the architecture is ready to connect them.