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The process begins with a discovery conversation covering:

• Jurisdictions and legal entities
• Required modules
• Document types and volumes
• Existing source systems
• Integration preferences
• Target networks and regulatory channels
• Security and procurement requirements
• Testing and go-live expectations

Semansys then defines the solution, commercial model, onboarding plan, and technical implementation.

Implementation time depends on the project’s scope and complexity.

A straightforward connection using an existing supported format can be completed relatively quickly. A multi-country programme involving data transformation, ERP changes, multiple entities, custom workflows, and extensive acceptance testing requires more preparation.

The availability, quality, and completeness of source data are important factors in the implementation timeline.

Technical requirements generally include access to appropriate subject-matter experts, representative test data, integration resources, and decisions about authentication, webhooks, error handling, reconciliation, and production operations.

Tax, finance, and compliance stakeholders may also need to confirm legal-entity data, invoice content, filing responsibilities, and business-process rules.

Yes. Customers use the Semansys Sandbox to test integrations, document formats, validation rules, webhooks, and exception scenarios before production activation.

Testing covers successful transactions and realistic failure conditions, including invalid data, unavailable recipients, rejected documents, duplicate submissions, and delayed authority responses.

Production activation follows successful technical and business acceptance testing.

The transition includes production credentials, final entity configuration, participant registration, endpoint activation, security approval, operational contacts, support procedures, and an agreed go-live date.

Yes. Semansys publishes technical documentation covering APIs, authentication, endpoints, requests, responses, status handling, and error codes.

Visit the Semansys API documentation.

Semansys provides support for platform use, document processing, integration behaviour, validation results, delivery statuses, and incidents involving supported services.

Service levels, support hours, contact channels, and escalation procedures are defined in the customer agreement.

Semansys monitors document processing and external connectivity. The platform can queue documents, retry transmission, report external failures, and place transactions in an exception workflow.

Customers retain visibility of affected documents and their processing status while the external service is unavailable.

Yes. Customers can monitor document and submission statuses through the portal, APIs and, where supported, webhooks.

Customers can monitor the technical and business statuses made available by the relevant channel, such as validation, transmission, receipt, processing, acceptance, rejection or delivery. The meaning and legal effect of each status depend on the external authority or network.

Customers retain ownership of their business data. Semansys processes the data solely to provide the contracted services.

Data ownership, confidentiality, retention, deletion, processing, and security are governed by the applicable agreements.

Yes. Semansys provides appropriate evidence for procurement, audit, risk, and security reviews, subject to confidentiality and access controls.

This can include certifications, assurance reports, security documentation, processing information, service descriptions, and due-diligence responses.