Configuration

📄️Settings Overview

How the NomaUBL Settings page is organised — a navigation by intent (Platform, Security, E-invoicing, E-reporting, Jobs & inbound, Views & UI, API, SQL and FTP connectors, Reference data, Custom data), a search over every field label, hint and key, Advanced folds for rarely used settings, and the header actions.

🗃System

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📄️Reference Lists

Catalogue of the standard French e-invoicing reference lists embedded in NomaUBL: ISO/UN/CEN code lists, Factur-X / EN 16931 business term values, and PA-side action and rejection codes.

📄️Custom Lists

Create operator-defined reference lists (code / FR / EN labels) and assign them to grid columns so dropdowns and filters render automatically. Each list can be edited row by row or synced from an API / SQL connector.

📄️List Views

Edit the per-view column spec (labels, format, alignment, width, filter allow-list) for every NomaUBL list page — Invoices, Integration Errors, Processing Log, E-Reporting — and add new columns from the view's column catalog without writing code.

📄️Period picker, default periods and lists

The NomaUBL period picker shared by the dashboards and lists — ten presets, a two-month calendar, the date basis of each page, the Exclude reviewed errors switch — and the Default periods settings that choose the period each page opens on, for every view or view by view.

📄️API Connectors

Define generic REST API connectors used by NomaUBL to talk to a Plateforme Agréée, a source ERP (JD Edwards AIS, SAP, NetSuite, custom) or any HTTP service: connection, authentication, endpoints catalogue, and built-in test runner.

📄️SQL Connectors

Define generic SQL connectors used by NomaUBL to read or write rows on any reachable database — Oracle or PostgreSQL — through named parameterised queries. Each query carries a name, label, description, parameter spec, the SQL itself with :param placeholders, and a Writable flag. The editor has Connection / Queries / Test tabs and the runtime binds parameters through PreparedStatement so values are never string-substituted into SQL.