Expected path
1
CargoWise sends the invoice
CargoWise outbound pushes an unstamped income document to Lambda ingress. A Government Number is
usually absent on this first push — that is expected.
2
Lambda validates
Lambda checks fiscal fields, customer data, amounts, and route configuration. Eligible documents
move toward stamp submission.
3
Facturapi issues the CFDI
When the document is ready, Facturapi submits it to SAT. Lambda stores the SAT UUID and fiscal
artifacts.
4
Artifacts return to CargoWise
Lambda outbound delivers the stamped XML and PDF to CargoWise inbound. Fiscal success and file
delivery are tracked separately.
What to watch
Open the invoice timeline for the sequence of events. Use Statuses when a label is unfamiliar.
Corrections before stamp
If Lambda stops before a CFDI exists, the note explains what disagreed — missing fiscal fields, rejected customer data, unsupported values, or a route that is not configured to stamp. Some failures are reviewable in the workspace. Others need a corrected CargoWise source document. Lambda does not invent fiscal values to push the document through. After stamp, a later CargoWise push that disagrees with the issued CFDI is handled as source drift, not as a silent re-stamp. See Troubleshooting.External stamps
If CargoWise reports a Government Number for a CFDI stamped outside Lambda, the workspace shows Stamped externally. Lambda records that evidence and does not create another stamp — see External stamps.Related
- How stamping works
- Payment complements for PPD income that will receive REPs later
- External stamps
- Rules
- Statuses