Freight Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: FRGT) announced the addition of automated Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (CFDI) invoicing, known as timbrado, to its Fleet Rocket Transportation Management System (TMS).

The feature is now available to Pro and Enterprise level Fleet Rocket subscribers. It handles the complete electronic invoicing workflow required by Mexico's tax authority, the Servicio de Administración Tributaria (SAT), including automated CFDI stamping, invoice management and cancellation, and electronic payment receipt generation, known as complemento de pago.

Shipment and billing data captured within Fleet Rocket is automatically packaged and submitted for CFDI stamping through integration with a certified stamping provider. When a shipment is invoiced, paid, or cancelled, Fleet Rocket triggers the corresponding CFDI action and reflects the tax-document status in real time.

Users can issue, cancel, and reconcile CFDI-compliant invoices without leaving the Fleet Rocket platform or using separate invoicing tools.

"Cross-border logistics in Mexico works best when execution and compliance live in the same system," said Javier Selgas, Chief Executive Officer of Freight Technologies. "By embedding CFDI invoicing directly into Fleet Rocket, we are turning a critical but manual and error-prone process, that has traditionally existed outside the TMS, into a simple, automated operation."

The company said the addition is intended to remove reliance on third-party invoicing tools for operators conducting cross-border business between Mexico and the United States.