eInvoice Origination
This is the process that is required to collect all the required data, documents and required signatures for a trusted issuer to issue the Invoice Notarisation Credential.
PT Notarisation Dossier Type
This is a specific Dossier Type provided by Gayadeed. The overall process is as such:
sequenceDiagram
Supplier->>Gayadeed: create PT Notarisation Deed
Supplier->>Gayadeed: Select Buyer and upload invoice and notification
Gayadeed->>Buyer: invite to participate and sign
Buyer->>Gayadeed: Log in and perform Identification
Buyer->>Gayadeed: review documentation and sign (QES) CTA Letter
Gayadeed->>Supplier: invite to sign
Supplier->>Gayadeed: review and sign (QES) CTA Letter
Invoice Origination Data Package
graph LR
dtdp[Invoice Origination Data Package]
dtdp --> einv[signed eInvoice]
dtdp --> not[signed notification]
dtdp --> ctal[Mutually signed CTA Letter]
dtdp --> ctalmd[CTA letter metadata]
dtdp --> md[einvoice metadata]
dtdp --> gd[Gayadeed verification metadata]
md --> amount
md --> suppVat
md --> buyerVat
md --> expiryingDate
md --> issuingDate
md --> progressNumber
md --> originalBankAccount
ctal --> supplierDateOfSigning
ctal --> buyerDateOfSigning
ctal --> paymentlink
ctal --> newbankAccount
ctal --> PaymentDate
gd --> auditTrailID
gd --> auditResult
Credit Transfer Authorisation Letter (CTA)
This is a PDF document, once signed by both the Supplier and the Buyer with a QES, the Buyer:
- formally certifies that all the attachment provided are correct (einvoice and notification)
- formally certifies the existence and the validity of the credit in regards to the e-invoice
- formally authorises the Supplier to transfer the credit
- formally acknoledge to pay its debit at maturity, via the payment link provided
- formally accept all the terms and conditions applicable in case of delayed payment
the CTA letter is signed through Gayadeed, assuming that both the Supplier and the Buyer succesfully completed their onboarding on Platform-d