DGII certification
I guide your company through electronic issuer certification, required before issuing e-CF documents.
Electronic invoicing
Electronic invoicing (e-CF) for your business in the Dominican Republic.
I prepare your operation to issue DGII-compliant electronic tax documents without adding unnecessary complexity.
What is e-CF?
The e-CF (Electronic Tax Document) is the official electronic invoice format established by the DGII in the Dominican Republic: an XML document that is digitally signed and validated in real time. It replaces paper tax documents and uses your electronic NCF sequences.
Implementation is mandatory and phased under Law 32-23, with the final phase scheduled for 2026. Moving from paper creates a faster, more organized and traceable invoicing process.
From the sale to DGII validation in seconds.
Invoice
Sign e-CF
DGII
Accepted
Accepted by the DGII in ~2 s
End-to-end e-CF implementation.
Signed and validated issuance
Each e-CF is digitally signed and validated by the DGII inside the system built for your operation.
Invoice with QR code
Your customer receives a printable representation with a DGII-verifiable QR code, with automatic printing through CryLab Print Agent.
Common questions about e-CF.
What is e-CF in the Dominican Republic?
It is the DGII electronic invoice format. It replaces paper tax documents and is digitally validated, with a QR code for verification.
Does my company need DGII certification to issue e-CF?
Yes. Your company must be approved as an electronic issuer by the DGII before issuing e-CF documents. I guide you through the process.
How do you prepare my business for e-CF?
Electronic invoicing is integrated into the system developed for your company, including electronic NCF sequences and the invoicing workflow required by the DGII.
Is electronic invoicing mandatory for my company?
Electronic invoicing is mandatory in phases established by the DGII. I help you understand the operational requirements and prepare your system. This does not replace advice from your accountant or tax advisor.
This information is operational guidance and does not replace tax, legal or accounting advice. Confirm current deadlines and requirements with the DGII.