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A document can have more than one CFDI over time. Versions and attempts tell you which CFDI is current and how Transitive got it.

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Versions

A version is one CFDI that you intend for the document. Transitive starts a new version in three conditions: Motive 01 can also refer to a newer version that is valid. Then no new version starts. The status always shows one version. Usually, that version is the newest one.

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Attempts

An attempt is one try to stamp a version. Each attempt has a method:
  • Auto: Transitive uses the data from CargoWise.
  • By hand: You edit the data in a form before the stamp.
  • Outside Transitive: A different system stamped the CFDI. Transitive only records it.
If an attempt fails, the next try is a new attempt on the same version. The version does not change.

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Two valid CFDIs

Usually, a version has one CFDI. In some conditions, a document has two valid CFDIs, for example when a different system also stamped it. Then the status is Two valid CFDIs. Find the CFDI that must not exist. If Transitive stamped it, cancel it in Transitive and select it by its UUID. If a different system stamped it, cancel it in that system.

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On the timeline

The timeline shows each version as a group. The newest version is at the top. Each entry of an attempt shows the attempt number.