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FactPulse REST API

Project description

FactPulse SDK Python

Official Python client for the FactPulse API - French electronic invoicing.

Features

  • Factur-X: Generation and validation of electronic invoices (MINIMUM, BASIC, EN16931, EXTENDED profiles)
  • Chorus Pro: Integration with the French public invoicing platform
  • AFNOR PDP/PA: Submission of flows compliant with XP Z12-013 standard
  • Electronic signature: PDF signing (PAdES-B-B, PAdES-B-T, PAdES-B-LT)
  • Simplified client: JWT authentication and polling integrated via factpulse_helpers

Installation

pip install factpulse

Quick Start

The factpulse_helpers module provides a simplified API with automatic authentication and polling:

from factpulse_helpers import (
    FactPulseClient,
    amount,
    total_amount,
    invoice_line,
    vat_line,
    supplier,
    recipient,
)

# Create the client
client = FactPulseClient(
    email="your_email@example.com",
    password="your_password"
)

# Build the invoice with helpers
invoice_data = {
    "number": "INV-2025-001",
    "date": "2025-01-15",
    "supplier": supplier(
        name="My Company SAS",
        siret="12345678901234",
        address_line1="123 Example Street",
        postal_code="75001",
        city="Paris",
    ),
    "recipient": recipient(
        name="Client SARL",
        siret="98765432109876",
        address_line1="456 Test Avenue",
        postal_code="69001",
        city="Lyon",
    ),
    "totalAmount": total_amount(
        excluding_tax=1000.00,
        vat=200.00,
        including_tax=1200.00,
        due=1200.00,
    ),
    "lines": [
        invoice_line(
            number=1,
            description="Consulting services",
            quantity=10,
            unit_price=100.00,
            line_total=1000.00,
        )
    ],
    "vatLines": [
        vat_line(
            base_amount=1000.00,
            vat_amount=200.00,
            rate="20.00",
        )
    ],
}

# Generate the Factur-X PDF
with open("source_invoice.pdf", "rb") as f:
    pdf_source = f.read()

pdf_bytes = client.generate_facturx(
    invoice_data=invoice_data,
    pdf_source=pdf_source,
    profile="EN16931",
    sync=True,
)

with open("facturx_invoice.pdf", "wb") as f:
    f.write(pdf_bytes)

Available Helpers

amount(value)

Converts a value to a formatted string for monetary amounts.

from factpulse_helpers import amount

amount(1234.5)      # "1234.50"
amount("1234.56")   # "1234.56"
amount(None)        # "0.00"

total_amount(excluding_tax, vat, including_tax, due, ...)

Creates a complete TotalAmount object.

from factpulse_helpers import total_amount

total = total_amount(
    excluding_tax=1000.00,
    vat=200.00,
    including_tax=1200.00,
    due=1200.00,
    discount_including_tax=50.00,  # Optional
    discount_reason="Loyalty",      # Optional
    prepayment=100.00,              # Optional
)

invoice_line(number, description, quantity, unit_price, line_total, ...)

Creates an invoice line.

from factpulse_helpers import invoice_line

line = invoice_line(
    number=1,
    description="Consulting services",
    quantity=5,
    unit_price=200.00,
    line_total=1000.00,      # Required
    vat_rate="VAT20",        # Or manual_vat_rate="20.00"
    vat_category="S",        # S, Z, E, AE, K
    unit="HOUR",             # PACKAGE, PIECE, HOUR, DAY...
    reference="REF-001",     # Optional
)

vat_line(base_amount, vat_amount, ...)

Creates a VAT breakdown line.

from factpulse_helpers import vat_line

vat = vat_line(
    base_amount=1000.00,
    vat_amount=200.00,
    rate="VAT20",        # Or manual_rate="20.00"
    category="S",        # S, Z, E, AE, K
)

postal_address(line1, postal_code, city, ...)

Creates a structured postal address.

from factpulse_helpers import postal_address

address = postal_address(
    line1="123 Republic Street",
    postal_code="75001",
    city="Paris",
    country="FR",        # Default: "FR"
    line2="Building A",  # Optional
)

electronic_address(identifier, scheme_id)

Creates an electronic address (digital identifier).

from factpulse_helpers import electronic_address

# SIRET (scheme_id="0225")
address = electronic_address("12345678901234", "0225")

# SIREN (scheme_id="0009")
address = electronic_address("123456789", "0009")

supplier(name, siret, address_line1, postal_code, city, ...)

Creates a complete supplier with automatic SIREN and intra-EU VAT calculation.

from factpulse_helpers import supplier

s = supplier(
    name="My Company SAS",
    siret="12345678901234",
    address_line1="123 Example Street",
    postal_code="75001",
    city="Paris",
    iban="FR7630006000011234567890189",  # Optional
)
# SIREN and intra-EU VAT number calculated automatically

recipient(name, siret, address_line1, postal_code, city, ...)

Creates a recipient (customer) with automatic SIREN calculation.

from factpulse_helpers import recipient

r = recipient(
    name="Client SARL",
    siret="98765432109876",
    address_line1="456 Test Avenue",
    postal_code="69001",
    city="Lyon",
)

Zero-Trust Mode (Chorus Pro / AFNOR)

To pass your own credentials without server-side storage:

from factpulse_helpers import (
    FactPulseClient,
    ChorusProCredentials,
    AFNORCredentials,
)

# Chorus Pro
chorus_creds = ChorusProCredentials(
    piste_client_id="your_client_id",
    piste_client_secret="your_client_secret",
    chorus_pro_login="your_login",
    chorus_pro_password="your_password",
    sandbox=True,
)

# AFNOR PDP
afnor_creds = AFNORCredentials(
    flow_service_url="https://api.pdp.fr/flow/v1",
    token_url="https://auth.pdp.fr/oauth/token",
    client_id="your_client_id",
    client_secret="your_client_secret",
)

client = FactPulseClient(
    email="your_email@example.com",
    password="your_password",
    chorus_credentials=chorus_creds,
    afnor_credentials=afnor_creds,
)

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License

MIT License - Copyright (c) 2025 FactPulse

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