Does e-Transport replace e-Factura?

No. They're different systems: e-Factura declares the invoice, e-Transport declares the goods transport with a UIT code. A delivery can require both.

Does SAF-T include e-Factura data?

SAF-T reports accounting entries, including sales/purchase invoices. The data must be coherent with what you submitted in e-Factura, or discrepancies show up at audit.

Can I be subject to all three at once?

Yes, it's the usual case for a company that issues invoices, transports goods and has a SAF-T obligation. That's why managing them from one data source matters.

Can I manage them from one place?

Yes. Azuvio covers e-Factura, e-Transport and SAF-T over the same operational data, without triple entry.

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ANAF · 8 min

e-Factura vs e-Transport vs SAF-T: the differences and what applies

e-Factura, e-Transport and SAF-T are three different ANAF systems, but they're often confused. Each covers something else, has its own deadline and structure — and most companies are subject to several at once.

This guide clarifies what each does, who is obligated, and how they connect, so you know exactly what to cover.

How the three differ

What each system covers
e-Factura = the electronic invoice (CIUS-RO XML) submitted to SPV. e-Transport = declaring goods transports, obtaining a UIT code. SAF-T (D406) = detailed accounting and tax reporting in standardized XML.
Who is obligated and when
e-Factura in 2026 covers B2B and B2C. e-Transport targets goods transports (especially high fiscal-risk and international ones). SAF-T is filed periodically, by VAT period, plus an annual assets report.
How they connect
They're distinct flows with shared data: the same delivery can generate an e-Factura, a UIT code in e-Transport and entries that land in SAF-T. If the data isn't coherent across them, you get rejections and discrepancies at audit.
One platform for all three
Azuvio treats the three as connected flows over the same operational data: it issues and submits e-Factura, generates the UIT code for e-Transport at delivery, and builds SAF-T from already-recorded accounting — without entering the data three times.

Bottom line

The three systems don't exclude each other — they apply in parallel. Managed from one data source, they become automatic by-products of operations, not three separate projects.

Last updated: 2026-07-07

Frequently asked

Does e-Transport replace e-Factura?: No. They're different systems: e-Factura declares the invoice, e-Transport declares the goods transport with a UIT code. A delivery can require both.
Does SAF-T include e-Factura data?: SAF-T reports accounting entries, including sales/purchase invoices. The data must be coherent with what you submitted in e-Factura, or discrepancies show up at audit.
Can I be subject to all three at once?: Yes, it's the usual case for a company that issues invoices, transports goods and has a SAF-T obligation. That's why managing them from one data source matters.
Can I manage them from one place?: Yes. Azuvio covers e-Factura, e-Transport and SAF-T over the same operational data, without triple entry.