Public statistics

FactureJuste has validated 86 e-invoices since launch — 41.9% of them fail at least one EN 16931 rule. Here's exactly which ones, in the open.

Last updated: August 2, 2026 at 4:55 PM

Window: July 13, 2026 August 2, 2026

Sample size: 86 invoices

86

Invoices validated

41.9%

Fail at least one EN 16931 rule

4.7%

Uploaded a classic PDF instead of a Factur-X

Format split

  • 17

    Factur-X (PDF)

  • 59

    UBL

  • 2

    CII

  • 8

    Unrecognized

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Errors over time

Invoices processed and failures, day by day.

DayInvoices processedFailures
2026-07-1311
2026-07-2011
2026-07-21142
2026-07-2221
2026-07-23141
2026-07-24127
2026-07-2632
2026-07-281010
2026-07-312411
2026-08-0122
2026-08-0233

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Methodology

These numbers come from the aggregate statistics FactureJuste automatically records on every validation — never from invoice content itself.

Clicks on "See a sample report" (which always use the same fixed demo file) are excluded from these numbers — they don't reflect real usage.

"Fail at least one EN 16931 rule" only counts invoices well-formed enough to actually reach the business-rule engine — so unreadable files or structurally invalid PDFs are excluded from both sides of the calculation.

The "classic PDF instead of Factur-X" rate counts, across every file submitted, those that are a PDF with no embedded XML at all — the single most common mistake for people who think they already have a compliant e-invoice.

FactureJuste checks the EN 16931 European core standard only — not France's national extension rules (BR-FR-*).

Privacy of this data

This data is aggregate and anonymous: it contains no invoice content, no personal data, and cannot be traced back to any individual validation.

Counts below 5 in any cross-dimension breakdown are hidden (shown as "<5") so no small group can be re-identified.

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