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VERI*FACTU vs non-VERI*FACTU: choosing a POS mode

Compare submission, record preservation, QR and documentation. Both modes can comply with the regulation under different requirements.

DianDian POS editorial team2 min read
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The essentials

The useful comparison is not regulated versus unregulated software. It is how two compliant SIF modes handle records and what each requires from your business.

VERI*FACTU and non-VERI*FACTU: two modes

Where the regulation applies, the obligation is to adapt the invoicing system (SIF). VERI*FACTU is the mode that continuously, automatically and securely submits invoicing records to AEAT. Records are submitted, rather than necessarily the full invoice document.

Non-VERI*FACTU mode can also comply, but preserves records with additional signing and event-log requirements and must allow them to be supplied to the tax authority. It is not uncontrolled software. Choose based on your workflow and your provider's documented capabilities.

From payment to invoicing record
  1. Sale
  2. Invoice
  3. Chained record

VERI*FACTU

Continuous submission to AEAT

Non-VERI*FACTU

Preservation and additional requirements

Both modes can comply. A QR alone does not prove prior submission.

Comparison of SIF modes
CriterionVERI*FACTUNon-VERI*FACTU
RecordsContinuous submission to AEATPreservation and supply under the rules
Signing and eventsSimplifications under Article 16Applicable additional requirements
QRCan verify a submitted recordDoes not prove prior submission
DocumentationDeclaration of responsibility per versionDeclaration of responsibility per version

Source:BOE · Real Decreto 1007/2023 (arts. 3, 8–17)

Submission is not a freely switchable setting

Article 16 provides that the VERI*FACTU option continues at least until the end of the calendar year of the first effective submission. AEAT's notice allows stopping test submissions in the period before the applicable deadline. Distinguish test records from effective submissions and confirm the procedure before switching modes.

Source:BOE · Real Decreto 1007/2023 (arts. 3, 8–17)AEAT · Plazos de adaptación de los SIF

What documentation to request

Request the declaration of responsibility for the version you will use, the producer's identity and the supported mode. The declaration is issued by the software producer: a logo or a marketing claim does not replace it.

When evaluating DianDian POS, request documentation for the offered version, a demonstration and the scope of adaptation services. Confirm in writing what the licence, updates, setup and support include.

Source:AEAT · Declaración responsable del software

How to decide with your adviser

Check connectivity, invoice volume, incident handling, preservation and support. Request written procedures from the provider. A non-VERI*FACTU system meeting its requirements is not the same as an unadapted legacy POS.

Your next step

Choose a mode backed by documentation and procedures suited to your business. Do not assess compliance from a QR or product name alone.

Sources and documentation

Sources checked:

An information guide for businesses in Spain. Confirm your scope and obligations with your adviser, and verify software capabilities for the version you purchase.

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