A French telecom bill (facture télécom) issued by a mobile or internet operator for a subscription or usage period. The extraction captures the subscriber identity, billing address, invoice references, billing period and the tax breakdown so the document can be used as a proof of address and cross-referenced against a declared identity.

Document structure

A telecom bill typically contains:

• Operator header: The provider name and branding, plus the subscriber account reference
• Account holder block: The subscriber name and the billing address
• Invoice references: Invoice number, invoice date and the billing period covered
• Line details: The phone or line number attached to the subscription
• Amounts: The pre-tax amount, the VAT amount and the total amount due

Data structure

Within the document_parts array, the fr_facture_telecom data object contains:

{
  "operator": "Orange",
  "account_holder": "MARTIN Camille",
  "billing_address": {
    "street": "12 rue des Lilas",
    "postal_code": "69003",
    "city": "Lyon"
  },
  "customer_number": "0123456789",
  "invoice_number": "FR-2026-0004215",
  "invoice_date": "2026-03-05",
  "period": {
    "start_date": "2026-02-01",
    "end_date": "2026-02-28"
  },
  "line_number": "06 12 34 56 78",
  "amount_excl_tax": 24.99,
  "vat_amount": 5.0,
  "amount_incl_tax": 29.99
}

Field reference

Validation

Extraction results include validation_status and validation_codes reflecting coherence, completeness and authenticity controls. Anomalies are surfaced as graded alerts for human review.

A French accommodation certificate (attestation d'hébergement) is a signed statement in which a host declares that they house a third party at their address. It is commonly used as a proof of address when the resident does not hold a utility bill in their own name. The extraction captures the host and guest identities, the accommodation address, the statement metadata and structural signals such as whether the document is handwritten and signed.

Document structure

An accommodation certificate typically contains:

• Host declaration: The identity of the person providing accommodation (the host)
• Guest identity: The identity of the person being housed (the guest)
• Accommodation address: The address at which the guest is housed
• Statement metadata: The date and place the statement was written, and how long the guest has been hosted
• Signature block: A handwritten mention and a signature attesting the declaration

Data structure

Within the document_parts array, the fr_attestation_hebergement data object contains:

{
  "host": {
    "last_name": "MARTIN",
    "first_names": "Camille"
  },
  "guest": {
    "last_name": "DUBOIS",
    "first_names": "Alex Sacha"
  },
  "accommodation_address": {
    "street": "12 rue des Lilas",
    "postal_code": "69003",
    "city": "Lyon"
  },
  "hosted_since": "2025-09-01",
  "statement_date": "2026-03-10",
  "statement_place": "Lyon",
  "handwritten": true,
  "signature_present": true
}

Field reference

Validation

Extraction results include validation_status and validation_codes reflecting coherence, completeness and authenticity controls. Anomalies are surfaced as graded alerts for human review.

A French property tax notice (taxe foncière) is issued annually by the tax administration to the owner of a built or unbuilt property. The extraction captures the taxpayer identity, the taxed property address and cadastral references, the tax year, the assessment base and amount, and the payment deadline so the notice can be used as a proof of property and of address.

Document structure

A property tax notice typically contains:

• Taxpayer block: The owner named on the notice and their fiscal number
• Property identification: The taxed property address, municipality and cadastral references
• Assessment: The tax year, the assessment base and the amount due
• Payment section: The payment deadline for the notice

Data structure

Within the document_parts array, the fr_taxe_fonciere data object contains:

{
  "taxpayer": "MARTIN Camille",
  "property_address": {
    "street": "12 rue des Lilas",
    "postal_code": "69003",
    "city": "Lyon"
  },
  "tax_year": 2025,
  "fiscal_number": "12 34 567 890 123",
  "cadastral_references": [
    {
      "section": "AB",
      "parcel": "0142"
    }
  ],
  "tax_base": 4820,
  "tax_amount": 1364,
  "payment_deadline": "2025-10-15",
  "municipality": "Lyon"
}

Field reference

Validation

Extraction results include validation_status and validation_codes reflecting coherence, completeness and authenticity controls. Anomalies are surfaced as graded alerts for human review.

A French residence tax notice (taxe d'habitation) is issued to the occupant of a dwelling for a given fiscal year. The extraction captures the occupant identity, the dwelling address, whether it is a main or secondary residence, the tax year, the assessment base and amount, and the payment deadline so the notice can be used as a proof of address.

Document structure

A residence tax notice typically contains:

• Occupant block: The occupant named on the notice and their fiscal number
• Dwelling identification: The dwelling address, municipality and residence type
• Assessment: The tax year, the assessment base and the amount due
• Payment section: The payment deadline for the notice

Data structure

Within the document_parts array, the fr_taxe_habitation data object contains:

{
  "occupant": "MARTIN Camille",
  "dwelling_address": {
    "street": "12 rue des Lilas",
    "postal_code": "69003",
    "city": "Lyon"
  },
  "tax_year": 2025,
  "fiscal_number": "12 34 567 890 123",
  "residence_type": "main",
  "tax_base": 3120,
  "tax_amount": 742,
  "payment_deadline": "2025-11-15",
  "municipality": "Lyon"
}

Field reference

Validation

Extraction results include validation_status and validation_codes reflecting coherence, completeness and authenticity controls. Anomalies are surfaced as graded alerts for human review.

A French notarial deed (acte notarié) is an authenticated instrument drawn up by a notary, such as a deed of sale, a gift or an inheritance settlement. The extraction captures the notary, the deed type and date, the parties involved, the property concerned with its cadastral references, the price where applicable and the publication reference, so the deed can be used as a proof of ownership and of address.

Document structure

A notarial deed typically contains:

• Notary block: The name of the notary, their office and its city
• Deed heading: The type of deed and the date it was signed
• Parties: The persons taking part in the deed, each with a role (seller, buyer, donor, heir)
• Property: The property concerned by the deed, with its address and cadastral references
• Terms: The price, where the deed involves a transfer, and the publication reference

Data structure

Within the document_parts array, the fr_acte_notarie data object contains:

{
  "notary": {
    "name": "Maître MARTIN Camille",
    "office": "Office notarial des Terreaux",
    "city": "Lyon"
  },
  "deed_type": "Vente",
  "deed_date": "2025-06-18",
  "parties": [
    {
      "role": "Vendeur",
      "name": "DUBOIS Alex"
    },
    {
      "role": "Acquéreur",
      "name": "PETIT Sacha"
    }
  ],
  "property": {
    "address": "12 rue des Lilas, 69003 Lyon",
    "cadastral_references": [
      {
        "section": "AB",
        "parcel": "0142"
      }
    ]
  },
  "price": 285000,
  "publication_reference": "SPF Lyon 3 - 2025P04217"
}

Field reference

Validation

Extraction results include validation_status and validation_codes reflecting coherence, completeness and authenticity controls. Anomalies are surfaced as graded alerts for human review.