How E-Invoice Remediation Works
When an invoice enters the remediation pipeline, Invoice Navigator first validates it against the applicable rule sets (EN 16931, Peppol BIS, country-specific rules). Each failing rule is classified: structural issues like missing XML elements, incorrect date formats, or malformed identifiers are auto-fixed. Issues requiring business data (buyer references, routing IDs) are flagged as input-required. Financial fields — amounts, tax rates, IBAN, currency — are blocked from modification. After remediation, the invoice is revalidated through KoSIT (the German government's official validation engine) to confirm compliance. An Evidence Pack is generated documenting every change made, the rules applied, and the validation result.
Why E-Invoice Remediation Matters
For organizations processing thousands of invoices through production pipelines, manual error correction doesn't scale. Remediation automates the fixable errors while maintaining strict safety boundaries. The result: fewer rejections, faster processing, and a complete audit trail proving every correction was controlled and verified.
How to Get Started
Upload an invoice through the Validator to see remediation in action. Each error is classified and, where possible, automatically corrected. For production integration, the API applies remediation programmatically with the same safety guarantees.
How Invoice Navigator remediates invoices
Invoice Navigator's three-tier classification — auto-fix, input-required, blocked — ensures automated corrections never alter the financial meaning of an invoice. Every remediation is followed by KoSIT revalidation, and the full change log is captured in an Evidence Pack for audit traceability.
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