SRI real-time transmission: what it means
The idea of 'real-time transmission' aims for documents to be sent and authorized at the moment they are issued. This guide is general; always verify the SRI's current regulation and deadlines.
What is meant by real-time transmission?
In general terms, it refers to sending the document to the SRI and getting its authorization at the same moment of issuance, rather than processing it in a deferred batch. The goal is to bring the tax record closer to the instant of the operation.
What does it mean for your operation?
Operating near real time requires a stable integration with the SRI services, handling retries during outages or delays, and signing and validating the document automatically. It's wise to have queues and reprocessing so a one-off connectivity issue doesn't stop sales.
How to prepare?
The key is to automate issuance, signing and submission, and to monitor the status of each document. This guide is informational and not a substitute for tax advice: always confirm the specific requirements, dates and obligations in the SRI's current regulation before making decisions.