fix: match buyer company by tax ID instead of name#37
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pritambiswal merged 1 commit intoprilk-consulting:developfrom Feb 13, 2026
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parse_peppol_buyermatched the company by name only. This fails when the supplier's invoice contains a typo or formatting difference in the company name (e.g. "Dunder Miflin" instead of "Dunder Mifflins").Now matches by
PartyTaxScheme/CompanyID(tax ID) first, falling back to name matching. This is consistent with howparse_peppol_selleralready works for suppliers.Setup
For this to work, the Company must have its
tax_idfield set.