Facturify is a Mexican e-invoicing and tax workflow SaaS platform built around issuing and managing CFDI under SAT requirements. It targets businesses that need to quickly generate electronic invoices, process invoices in bulk, manage multiple companies, and connect via API, while also extending into payroll and accounting service scenarios.
The platform supports CFDI 4.0, Retenciones 2.0, Nómina 1.2, Cartas Porte 2.0, and Complementos de pago, and emphasizes invoice compliance with SAT and 3.3/4.0 requirements. Business features include bulk invoicing, drafts, customer data storage, reports, invoice branding customization, and PDF/XML downloads. On the team side, Facturify supports multiple users with controlled permissions, centralized management of multiple companies, and states that there is no limit on the number of users and no extra charge.
Facturify provides an e-invoicing API suitable for e-commerce businesses, platforms, or internal systems that want to embed invoicing into their own products. Its API claims compatibility with common languages such as Java, PHP, and Python, and provides developer documentation. It can generate CFDI, payment complements, payroll documents, and download PDF/XML files. The main content does not clearly list standardized third-party integrations with accounting software, ERP systems, or payment tools.
Pricing is tiered by folios: Básico costs 249 Mexican pesos for 100, Estándar costs 999 Mexican pesos for 500, and Premium costs 1,499 Mexican pesos for 1,000, with prices including IVA. The API page also lists a postpaid Postpago model. The platform offers a 30-day trial with 10 free folios, making it easier to validate on a small scale.
Its strengths are concentrated local compliance capabilities, transparent plans, coverage of the full invoicing workflow, and support for multi-user, multi-company, and API automation scenarios. Its drawbacks are that security and compliance are only described at a high level, with no details disclosed on encryption, backups, certifications, SLA, and similar items; payment methods and customer support response times are also unclear. It is best suited to SMEs, platform companies, and tax/accounting teams operating in Mexico that need SAT-compliant electronic invoicing.
The text does not provide information on mainland China access, network availability, or payment methods, so these remain unknown. If a Chinese company only needs local or general cross-border invoicing/finance SaaS, it may be worth comparing alternatives such as Zoho Invoice, QuickBooks, Alegra, Facturama, or CONTPAQi.
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