How invoice submission works
Submission happens in two stages: immediate receipt by Sovos, then two independent delivery and reporting events. An HTTP 202 confirms neither of them.
Submitting an invoice for Slovakia is a two-stage process. First, you submit the invoice to Sovos and receive an immediate HTTP 202 confirming receipt. Then, the invoice moves through two independent delivery events — network delivery to the buyer and TDD reporting to the Slovak Financial Administration (Slovak FA) — each generating its own status notification.
The invoice is legally transmitted once it reaches the buyer's Access Point. The TDD reporting step is a parallel obligation handled automatically by Unimaze on your behalf. You don't trigger TDD reporting — but you do need to track whether it succeeded.
HTTP 202 means Sovos received your document. It doesn't mean the invoice reached the buyer or that TDD reporting succeeded. Track both outcomes through notifications.
