What this tool does
- Four layers checked: the PDF/A-3 container, the attachment and its relationship, the XML grammar, then the business rules of the European standard.
- Repair what can be repaired, and refuse the rest: a date written “2026-09-01” instead of eight digits, an amount with three decimals whose last one is a zero, a badly named attachment, a “Data” relationship instead of “Alternative”, a missing XMP extension. Every correction is shown before it is applied, and the repaired file is checked again straight away.
- Both syntaxes of the standard: CII (Factur-X, ZUGFeRD) and UBL (Peppol BIS Billing 3.0, XRechnung). An XML file dropped on its own, with no PDF around it, is read as it is, the most common form outside France.
- Every error is named by its code (BR-CO-15, BR-E-10), located at the XML line, with what was found and what was expected.
- MINIMUM and BASIC WL are valid Factur-X profiles that do not satisfy EN 16931, because they carry no invoice lines.
- The batch: drop five hundred invoices at once. The summary says how many will be rejected and which codes keep coming back, and the saved archive carries a CSV table plus the detailed report for each one.
- As many invoices as you like, no account and no volume limit: there is no server to pay for behind it, your own machine does the work.
What it does not do: This is not a certification, and we are not an accredited platform: we issue no attestation. The report says "no error detected across the N rules tested", never "compliant invoice": full PDF/A validation needs veraPDF, which nothing matches in a browser. The repair guesses nothing, and that is its limit: we only correct what changes no value. A total that does not add up, a missing VAT number, a date written "01/09/2026" (day or month?) are not corrected, and the screen says why. Repair works on one invoice at a time; batches are checked whole.
Nothing is uploaded. Cut your network connection once this page has loaded: the tool keeps working. How to check it yourself.
The other tools
- Merge PDFs: Several files, one document, in the order you decide.
- Organize pages: Reorder, rotate, delete, duplicate: the whole plan.
- Extract pages: Pick pages, take them out into a document of their own.
- Delete pages: Remove pages while looking at them; they are not left under the file you get.