Bilteo for WooCommerce

Connects your WooCommerce store to Bilteo so you stop turning orders into invoices by hand. Bilteo is a Spanish invoicing service, and this plugin is aimed at shops that invoice under Spanish tax rules (NIF, IVA, Verifactu). The plugin interface is in Spanish.

• Invoices on payment. When an order reaches the status you pick, Bilteo issues its invoice using your own numbering series.
• Credit notes on refund. A refund — whole or for a single product — issues its credit note, correctly linked to the original invoice.
• Verifactu. If you have it enabled in Bilteo, every invoice enters your record book and is submitted to the Spanish tax agency (Agencia Tributaria).
• Your VAT, untouched. Invoices carry the rates and amounts your store calculated. Bilteo does not recalculate anything.
• NIF field at checkout, validating DNI, CIF and NIE check digits. If you already have one from another plugin, that one is used instead.
• Nothing gets invoiced twice. Orders that could not be invoiced are listed with the reason, and can be retried in bulk.

What you need A Bilteo account and an API key.

1. Sign up at panel.bilteo.es/registro — free, no card.
2. In Bilteo, go to Ajustes → API and create a key.
3. Paste it into WooCommerce → Bilteo.

The plugin links to both places from its settings screen, so you can do it as you go. Sales outside Spain Orders carrying another country's VAT (One-Stop Shop / OSS) are not invoiced yet: that tax is declared on Spanish form 369, which Bilteo does not cover. The order gets a note explaining it and no invoice, so it cannot slip into your quarterly return by mistake. External service This plugin sends data to Bilteo (https://panel.bilteo.es), a service operated by the plugin author. It is required for the plugin to work: invoices are issued and stored there, not in WordPress. Data is sent when an order reaches the configured status, when a refund is created, and when you use the plugin's settings or pending-orders screens. What is sent, per order: its number and date; each line's description, quantity, unit price and VAT rate; and the billing name, company, tax ID (NIF), email, address, city, province, postcode and country. The order's wp-admin edit link is sent too, so the invoice can link back to it — that link is only ever shown to you, never to the customer. Nothing is sent until you enter an API key.

• Terms: https://panel.bilteo.es/legal/condiciones
• Privacy policy: https://panel.bilteo.es/legal/privacidad

1.0.1

• The settings screen now links to Bilteo: one link to create the API key, and one to sign up if you don't have an account yet.
• The "What you need" section spells out the three steps, with the sign-up link.

1.0.0

• First release.