German freelancers
Freelancers often receive XML from external accounting tools and need a fast pass-or-fail check before sending it on to a buyer or archive.
German e-invoicing deadlines make malformed XML expensive because failure often appears late, after an export step or customer upload.
If you already have XML from another system, the fastest safeguard is a validation endpoint that tells you whether the document is usable before it goes downstream.
POST /api/v1/validate accepts both raw XML and xml_base64, which works well for direct API clients and queue-driven automation.
The endpoint returns valid, received_as, and a structured validation object rather than human-only output, so automation can decide what to block or retry.
The route plugs into the same business-scoped API key model and plan quotas used elsewhere, making it easy to automate after manual validation succeeds.
QuoteCash exposes validation at POST /api/v1/validate for teams that want checking without generation. The endpoint accepts a target format and either raw XML in the xml field or base64 data in xml_base64.
The response returns valid, received_as, and a structured validation object instead of a free-form message. It returns 200 when the document was accepted for validation, so callers inspect validation.valid rather than only the HTTP status code.
The same endpoint also supports PEPPOL and ZUGFeRD checks, which makes it useful as a shared validation layer during migrations or multi-format billing imports.
Freelancers often receive XML from external accounting tools and need a fast pass-or-fail check before sending it on to a buyer or archive.
Teams validating several invoice formats from different upstream systems can use one endpoint instead of maintaining separate validators for each workflow.
Developers need structured error handling, not only a browser-only validator. JSON output makes it easier to wire failed documents into retry and exception flows.
Agencies often inherit XML from systems they do not control. A validation-only endpoint adds diagnostics without forcing a full generation migration on day one.
Integrators need to separate payload acceptance from business acceptance. The route helps isolate malformed XML, wrong format selection, and upstream mapping errors.