DISXII (Desarrollo Innovador de Sistemas S de RL de C.V.)

The company began as an answer to a problem: digital tax receipts had been limited to large corporations, and smaller businesses could not easily use them.

From an affordable tool to a product line

The company says the digital receipt scheme introduced in 2007 removed the need to buy printed forms or to store paper. The DisXII application followed in 2009, built as an affordable way for smaller companies to gain the same benefits. A year later the DisXII brand gave the software a clear identity, and in 2013 the business was formally registered as a company. By 2017 it had more than 600 electronic invoicing issuers, from individuals and small firms to corporations and multinationals, and it says more than four million CFDI are stamped each year.

Software for issuing CFDI

DisXII keeps its electronic invoicing products up to date with changes in tax rules, and it has built other systems for different vertical markets. Source code for sealing, stamping, cancelling and verifying CFDI with the tax authority, SAT, is offered in a range of programming languages so that developers can plug those steps into their own systems.

Support channels and stamp requests

Support is provided on site or by remote access, and the support team handles incidents, problem reports and error fixes. Clients can request and check available stamps through the company's portal. Two chatbots, one on Telegram and one on WhatsApp, handle routine questions, and the company also keeps clients informed about tax changes and product updates. The support team is available Monday to Friday, during office hours.

Custom systems and integrations

Beyond its packaged products, the company develops software to client requirements and builds integrations with the other systems a client already runs. It describes its mission as delivering high-quality software to small and corporate markets, and its stated vision includes expanding its applications across the Latin American market.