Multichannel online seller
You sell on your site and marketplaces: your consumer sales fall mostly under e-reporting.
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French e-invoicing 2026: are you affected?
Check your French e-invoicing calendar in 2 minutes: e-invoicing, e-reporting and the actions your business needs to prepare.
Question 1 of 617%
Is your business established in France and registered for VAT?
Commercial request, separate from the report.
What this test checks
France’s e-invoicing timetable starts on 1 September 2026. This free test tells you in two minutes whether your store is affected, which regime applies (e-invoicing for French B2B, e-reporting for consumer and international sales), and when, based on company size. Source: 2024 Finance Act (article 91), DGFiP.
Read the official DGFiP calendar- Whether your business is concerned: established in France and VAT-registered.
- Which regime applies to your sales: e-invoicing (B2B) or e-reporting (B2C and international).
- Your issuing deadline: 2026 for large enterprises and mid-caps, 2027 for SMEs and micro.
- What is left to prepare on the sales-data side, before the deadline.
How it works
Three steps, two minutes. The diagnosis appears without signup.
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Answer 6 questions
Size, customers, sales channels, accounting software: two minutes, no signup to try it.
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Get your diagnosis
Your regime, your deadlines and a personalized checklist, on screen immediately.
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Get your report
Enter your email to receive the personalized report. Requesting a conversation with an expert remains optional.
Who is concerned
Omnichannel retailer
You also sell in-store: your counter payments need to be centralized with your online sales.
B2B seller
You invoice French businesses: you fall under e-invoicing.
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The real work: gathering your sales
For a multichannel online seller, the difficulty is not issuing the invoice, but gathering clean, complete sales before they feed your accounting. That is the role of an OMS like myFulfillment: centralizing your sales from every channel into one source. It does not make you compliant, it makes the upstream data reliable.
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Frequently asked questions
Every business established in France and VAT-registered must be able to receive electronic invoices from 1 September 2026. The test clarifies your case and your issuing deadlines.
E-invoicing covers invoices between French businesses (B2B). E-reporting transmits the data of your consumer (B2C) and international sales. An online seller falls mostly under e-reporting.
Centralize your sales from all channels, get the mandatory fields right (customer SIREN, delivery address), and choose accounting software linked to an approved platform.