Sub-flows
Each recorded document is classified into one of four sub-flows based on supplier and customer SIREN:Recording workflow
Every invoice and payment that requires reporting goes through a single Record workflow. The action looks at the supplier and customer SIRENs and files the document into the right sub-flow (10.1 to 10.4) ready for the next report.PPF record document for reporting
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Payments
For10.2 international B2B payments set lines[i].document on the payment to the invoice it settles. The minimum reference is the invoice number and issue date:
10.2 (international B2B payment) rather than 10.4 (domestic B2C payment), and allows GOBL to allocate the cashed amount across the invoice’s VAT rates for you.
For B2C payments (10.4), specify the tax breakdown directly on the payment line:
Exemption reasons
Lines usingexempt, reverse-charge, intra-community, export, or outside-scope rates must include a free-text reason. Add it to the invoice’s tax block:
key must match the rate used on the line. Lines on standard or zero rates do not need a note.
Submitting reports
A separate workflow bundles the records for a closed reporting window into a single Flux 10 report and sends it to the PPF. Invopop runs it automatically on the cadence set by the VAT regime — you do not need to trigger it.PPF generate and send reporting document
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Tell Invopop which workflow to run on the schedule: in the Apps view, open the France app, click Configure to open the configuration sidebar, and select this workflow under Reporting Workflow.

Selecting the reporting workflow in the France app configuration sidebar
Picking a VAT regime at supplier registration
If you have a single supplier, or all your suppliers have the same cadence, you can configure the Register party for reporting step in the PPF register supplier workflow to a specific cadence. For multiple suppliers (whitelabel use cases) where different suppliers have different cadence, pass it as a job argument with keyvat-regime when creating the job. When not stated, the default is real_normal_monthly.
The cadence must match the regime registered with the tax office. If in doubt, check with your local accountant.
Reading what’s filed
Four read endpoints expose submission status and the raw report XML, all scoped to the party’s silo entry id: GET/v1/reports/:silo_entry_id Summary per kind (current window, next deadline, last filed report) GET
/v1/reports/:silo_entry_id/periods Paginated history of filed periods (filter with
?kind=tx or ?kind=py)
GET /v1/reports/:silo_entry_id/periods/:period_id A single period’s metadata GET
/v1/reports/:silo_entry_id/periods/:period_id/xml The raw report XML sent to the PPF
FAQ
How do I schedule periodic reports for France?
How do I schedule periodic reports for France?
For TVA, file via DGFiP’s portal — Invopop does not generate CA3 yet. For e-reporting (Flow 10): submit via your Plateforme Agréée — Invopop’s e-reporting workflow batches transactions per period and submits to the PPF.
What format does France expect for periodic reports?
What format does France expect for periodic reports?
TVA: DGFiP’s EDI-TVA XML schema. E-reporting Flow 10: a structured JSON/XML payload defined by the PPF specification (currently in beta). Invopop emits Flow 10 via the upcoming
fr-ctc-flow10-v1 GOBL addon.How often must I submit France PA reports?
How often must I submit France PA reports?
Flow 10 e-reporting: 3× per month (every 10 days) for B2C and cross-border transactions. Lifecycle status (CDAR): per event, near real-time. Specific deadlines depend on the supplier’s tax filing cadence (monthly/quarterly).
What format does France PA expect for periodic reports?
What format does France PA expect for periodic reports?
Flow 10 uses a JSON envelope wrapping aggregated transaction data, defined in the PPF technical specification. Lifecycle CDAR payloads are XML messages exchanged over Peppol with structured status codes.
🇫🇷 Invopop resources for France
🇫🇷 Invopop resources for France