Tracking your suppliers' tax compliance certificate

Enter the end-of-validity date of a supplier's certificate and get notified 30 days and 7 days before, then on the day it expires.

3 min readUpdated on 10 October 2026Beginner
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Before paying a supplier, it is prudent to check that their tax compliance certificate (attestation de régularité fiscale) is valid. Billora keeps the end-of-validity date and warns you before it expires.

1. Enter the expiry date

In the supplier's record (creation or edit), the Attestation de régularité fiscale — échéance (Tax compliance certificate — expiry date) field receives the end-of-validity date shown on the document.

2. The alerts

In the notification centre, you are notified:

  • 30 days before the expiry date;
  • 7 days before;
  • on the day itself.

The same alert is never sent twice. All team members, including the external accountant and viewers, receive it.

3. Spot the suppliers concerned

A supplier's Legal information card with the « Expire dans 12 jours » (Expires in 12 days) badge On the supplier's record, the badge flags a certificate that is nearing its expiry date.
The list of suppliers The list of suppliers, with the « Attestation fiscale » (Tax certificate) filter.
  • On the supplier's record, an amber badge (« Expire dans X jours » (Expires in X days), from 8 to 30 days) or a red one (0 to 7 days, or « Expire aujourd'hui » (Expires today)) accompanies the date; an expired certificate is flagged as such.
  • In the list of suppliers, the Attestation fiscale filter keeps only those whose expiry date has passed or is within 30 days.

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