Verifactu becomes mandatory in Spain on January 1st, 2027 for companies and July 1st, 2027 for freelancers (RD-ley 15/2025). TiendaFactu prepares your WooCommerce store:
Exemptions: if you report VAT through SII or are based in the Basque Country (TicketBAI), Verifactu does not apply to you. The readiness assistant detects both cases.
The plugin interface is fully available in Spanish.
TiendaFactu is an independent plugin by Valeris Studio. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the AEAT (Spanish Tax Agency), the VERI*FACTU program, Verifacti or WooCommerce/Automattic.
This plugin connects to the Verifacti API (https://api.verifacti.com), an authorized Verifactu verification platform, to submit invoice records to the AEAT (Spanish Tax Agency) and to retrieve their acceptance status, as required by the Verifactu regulation. You need your own Verifacti account and API key; without one the plugin still generates numbered invoices locally but cannot submit them. Optionally, our paid service TiendaFactu Conecta (https://tiendafactu.es) can manage the verification platform account for you — the plugin is fully functional without it.
Data sent to Verifacti, only when an invoice or corrective invoice is submitted or its status is checked: invoice series, number and issue date, tax breakdown and totals, an order description, and the customer’s name and NIF when provided (required by the AEAT for full invoices). No data is sent while the plugin is idle or for orders without invoices.
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Optionally, Verifacti can send webhook notifications back to your site (AEAT confirmations); this is inbound only and configured by you in the Verifacti dashboard.