Hi Andrea, 

with the new release you can export to JSON. 

If you have the JSON file, you will be able to convert it to XML.

Best, Alex

Contact support and ask about their new eInvoice support

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Hi everyone,

Yes, absolutely! In Italy, it has been possible to integrate electronic invoicing into management systems for several years now.

AsFred mentioned, by using Ninox's built-in functions such as formatXML() and formatJSON(), you can build the required XML in a structured and compliant way.

Here are the main steps:

1. Identify the required fields: Determine the mandatory data based on the tax profile of the Seller and the format required by the Italian Revenue Agency.
2. Build a JSON object: Gather the necessary data and create a well-structured JSON object. While you can directly generate the XML, working with JSON offers better code readability and maintenance.
3. Convert the JSON to XML: Use Ninox's native function to generate the XML, ensuring it complies with the required standards.
4. Validate the XML (optional): Validation is not mandatory, but it helps prevent potential rejections.
5. Submit the XML: The submission can be done via PEC (certified email) or accredited transmission services.
6. Monitor the outcome: You can manually check the outcome on the Italian Revenue Agency's portal or automate notifications using external tools (e.g., Zapier, Make).

If you have any questions or need in-depth assistance, feel free to reach out to me directly.
Alternatively, you can schedule a call here, and I’ll be happy to provide tailored support.

Wishing you all the best with your work!