Verifactu licence
QR code on every invoice, chained records, submission to the Spanish tax authority and audit logs, for your whole tenant and with no cost per user. Billed once a year.
Verifactu pricing
Verifactu compliance inside your Business Central. Licence per tenant with annual billing, plus a one-off implementation per company.
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Roll-out in your Business Central, certificates, technical configuration and training. A one-off payment per company, and much cheaper if you are already a dvfactura-e customer.
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Usage licence
QR code on every invoice, chained records, submission to the Spanish tax authority and audit logs included.
Per tenant · no cost per user · annual billing Verifactu licence equivalent to 130 €/month
Implementation
Roll-out in your Business Central, technical configuration and training for your team. It's a one-off payment per company, charged once together with the first payment.
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Frequently asked questions
Verifactu in 5 questions
Are Verifactu and Facturae the same thing?
No. They are two different regulations that many companies confuse. Facturae is the structured XML format required to issue and receive B2B/B2G electronic invoices — governed by the Spanish Crea y Crece Act (RD 238/2026). Verifactu is the anti-fraud system that the INVOICING SOFTWARE must comply with (RD 1007/2023): adding a QR code to every invoice, chaining the operation log and submitting it to the AEAT. A single company can be subject to both. dvfactura-e covers both in a single package; this page is focused on Verifactu only.
Is my company subject to Verifactu?
Verifactu applies to every taxpayer issuing invoices through invoicing software, except those already under the AEAT's SII regime (which already comply with an equivalent real-time submission system) and the Spanish regional regimes with their own rules (TicketBAI in the Basque Country, SIF in Navarre). Corporations subject to Corporate Income Tax are obliged from 1 January 2027; the rest (self-employed, professionals, civil-law companies) from 1 July 2027.
What happens if I do not adapt before 1 January 2027?
Spanish tax law foresees fines of up to €50,000 per fiscal year for companies that use invoicing software not adapted to Verifactu. For software manufacturers (such as Davisa) fines reach €150,000 per incorrect adaptation, which in practice forces the ERP to be certified and stay compliant. Davisa has been working on Business Central's Verifactu adaptation since 2025.
Is Davisa adapted as a software manufacturer?
Yes. Davisa Informática has been a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Business Central since 2003 and maintains the Verifactu adaptation as part of the dvfactura-e package — certified on Microsoft AppSource. The software manufacturer's responsible declaration is signed for every deployment and filed with the AEAT software registry once the procedure goes live.
How long does it take to adapt Business Central with Verifactu?
If the company is already on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, activating the Verifactu module takes 2 to 5 weeks depending on the cleanliness of the invoice number series, existing customisations and the corrective/cancellation flows to be mapped. If the company is coming from NAV or on-premise Dynamics, the realistic timeline is 8 to 14 weeks because it includes the prior migration to the cloud and the upgrade to a Verifactu-compatible BC version.