Migrate from Anfix to Cofactu
without losing a single invoice

Migration guide · Anfix → Cofactu

Anfix is built for accounting firms; many individual self-employed users find it too complex and outdated in UX. If you want a modern cloud tool with real VeriFactu and bank reconciliation included, bring your data over with Anfix's Excel export.

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No card · Reviewable import · History kept apart from new operations

Migration passport · Documented file
Migration passport from Anfix
01 · SourceAnfixCSV clients · tax details · XLS invoices · history · CSV products · catalogue and VAT
02 · ReviewControl gate1 Columns recognised · 2 Duplicates set aside · 3 Series confirmed
03 · DestinationCofactuHistory available · New chain prepared · Status: Ready to review

Source copy kept · Import with preview · Review before issuing

What shouldn't be lost

Moving the history doesn't mean
breaking its context.

The move keeps what you need to consult the past and separates new invoices so you can review before continuing.

01Continuity register · 3 checks No history lost Your invoices keep their original numeroCompleto and issue date. The Cofactu VeriFactu hash chain starts clean from your first new invoice, with no collision with the Anfix numbering.
02Continuity register · 3 checks Zero invoicing downtime Keep invoicing in Anfix while Cofactu imports in parallel. When you're ready, cancel the subscription — your data in Cofactu stays right where it is.
03Continuity register · 3 checks No lock-in If you ever want to leave, export data per module (clients, invoices, expenses, PDF + XML records, VAT ledger) and request a complete account copy. We don't block the exit.
Export route

One documented path, with a review before importing.

Cofactu does not import through the Anfix API. The guide starts from the exported file and a prior review of its contents.

Documented route

Export from Anfix

  1. 2 min · File

    Export from Anfix

    Anfix → Invoicing → Lists → Export to Excel. Repeat for Contacts. Anfix lets you export the full VAT ledger (Input/Output VAT). If you're an accounting firm with multiple clients, export each one separately — Cofactu imports them into separate organizations under your accounting-firm account.

  2. 1 min · File

    Upload the files to Cofactu

    Create your free account and, in Invoices, click Import and upload the file. Do the same for contacts from Clients. Cofactu suggests which field each column goes to (if one doesn't fit, Lucía helps you map it) and you review it. Before confirming you see a preview of what will be imported.

  3. 2 min · File

    Confirm + go

    Review the preview with N invoices + M clients and hit Import. Done. Invoices keep their original Anfix numbering and arrive as historical, without being sent to AEAT. The Cofactu VeriFactu hash chain starts clean with your first new invoice.

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After the move

The switch ends when the new system
can already do the work.

These are the capabilities that stay connected after bringing the history over from Anfix.

Operating file · Destination · Cofactu
01Modern UX, not a decade oldCofactu is redesigned for 2026: command palette, keyboard shortcuts, responsive dashboard, dark mode coming soon. Anfix carries legacy UX built for advanced accounting-firm use — solo self-employed users feel lost in nested menus.
02Real VeriFactu with an error catalogCofactu files with AEAT from day 1 with an official CSV. AEAT error catalog explained (1xxx/4xxx/5xxx), automatic broken-chain detection (4171), 1-click repair. Anfix has it but less polished.
03Bank reconciliation on every paid planStatement in Norma 43, CSV or Excel from any bank, auto-reconciliation with invoices and the 572 entry on confirmation. In Anfix, banking depends on the plan.
04AEAT forms prepared by channelCofactu calculates all seven forms and generates the official file for 303, 111, 115, 190, 347 and 349; form 130 is prepared as a draft. You or your accounting firm file them in the AEAT online office.

History available to consult · New operations active

Clean chain

Your first new invoice opens
a verifiable chain.

Keep the originals and the supporting documents of the invoices issued from Anfix. Don't issue them again as if they were new operations. Review the series and the configuration of new invoices in Cofactu separately.

  • History imported and available to consult
  • New records chained and submitted
  • Detection of breaks in the chain
VeriFactu chain · Intact
Example of a new VeriFactu chain
HistoryAnfixKeeps its originals
New genesis
First new invoiceF-2026-00001SHA-256 hash · chained
Next recordF-2026-00002Previous hash linked

Illustrative example · Check series and date

The operations that carry on

The history arrives. The next tax forms
are born from your new data.

Cofactu aggregates new invoicing, expenses and withholdings to prepare the supported tax forms from the same system.

  1. 01 Modelo 303 Quarterly VAT
  2. 02 Modelo 111 Personal income tax withholdings
  3. 03 Modelo 130 Instalment payment
  4. 04 Modelo 115 Property rentals
  5. 05 Modelo 190 Annual summary
  6. 06 Modelo 347 Third-party transactions
  7. 07 Modelo 349 Intra-community transactions
Frequently asked questions

Before migrating from Anfix.

Answers on timing, history, numbering and continuity before you confirm the move.

Ask about my case →
Are my invoices already sent to AEAT from Anfix re-submitted?

No. Every imported invoice arrives as historical (accepted) and Cofactu never sends it to AEAT, so there are no duplicates. It doesn't carry the AEAT CSV: keep the receipt in your previous software. Cofactu's VeriFactu hash chain starts clean with your first NEW invoice.

Do I lose Anfix's change/audit history?

Anfix's internal logs stay in Anfix — our importer doesn't extract them. But from the moment of import, Cofactu keeps its own immutable audit log with a hash chain.

Does it work with any Anfix plan?

Yes. Cofactu doesn't use Anfix's API: it imports the Excel export, which is available on every plan.

How long does it take with 500 invoices?

It depends on the file size, but there's no sync to wait for: you upload the export and, before confirming, you see a preview with exactly what will be imported.

I'm an accounting firm with several clients in Anfix, how do I migrate?

The Cofactu Accounting Firm plan (€89) covers up to 50 clients with native multi-tenancy, and Accounting Firm Pro (€199) unlimited clients. You import each client as a separate organization under your accounting-firm account. Bulk XLSX import lets you upload several at once.

What about my tax forms filed from Anfix?

The filing data stays in Anfix; Cofactu imports the invoices, expenses, and payroll that SUPPORT those forms. From there, Cofactu aggregates the data and generates the official files currently available for manual filing.

Can I also migrate recurring invoices and quotes?

No. Recurring invoices and quotes aren't imported from the export: you set the recurring invoices up again in Cofactu, which has them too, and recreate any quotes that are still open.

Start with a copy, not a surrender

Bring a sample and check
before you switch.

Create your account, import the first data from Anfix and check the result without cancelling your current tool yet.

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