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This guide covers both self-hosted Frappe Bench and Frappe Cloud installation paths for ERPNext Mexico Compliance. Choose the method that matches your deployment. In both cases the app is fetched from the TI Sin Problemas GitHub repository and registered with your ERPNext site.
ERPNext Mexico Compliance requires Frappe Framework >= 16.0.0 and ERPNext >= 16.0.0 to already be installed and running on your site. The app will not install on earlier versions.

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Frappe Cloud

Frappe Cloud handles dependency resolution and app installation through a guided UI. No command-line access is required.
1

Sign up or log in to Frappe Cloud

Go to frappecloud.com and sign in to your account. If you do not have an account, register and provision a site with Frappe Framework 16 and ERPNext 16 selected.
2

Navigate to your site dashboard

From the Frappe Cloud dashboard, select the site on which you want to install ERPNext Mexico Compliance.
3

Open the Apps tab and install

Click the Apps tab on your site dashboard, then click Install App. Search for erpnext_mexico_compliance and select it from the results. Frappe Cloud will install the app and run all required migrations automatically.
For detailed Frappe Cloud app installation instructions, refer to the Frappe Cloud documentation.

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Self-hosted (Frappe Bench)

For self-hosted instances managed with the bench CLI, follow these steps on the server that hosts your Frappe Bench environment.
1

Download the app into your bench

Run the following command from your bench directory to fetch ERPNext Mexico Compliance from GitHub. The --branch version-15 flag targets the stable release branch.
bench get-app https://github.com/TI-Sin-Problemas/erpnext_mexico_compliance.git --branch version-15
Bench will clone the repository into the apps/ directory and install all Python dependencies declared in pyproject.toml — including satcfdi==4.9.25 and lxml==6.1.1 — into the bench virtual environment.
2

Install the app on your site

Replace <site-name> with the actual name of your Frappe site (e.g. mycompany.localhost):
bench --site <site-name> install-app erpnext_mexico_compliance
This command runs the app’s DocType migrations, applies all Custom Field and Property Setter fixtures, and registers the scheduled jobs with the Frappe scheduler.
3

Restart bench workers (if running in production)

If your bench is running in supervisor-managed production mode, restart the workers so the new scheduler event is picked up:
bench restart
Development installs using bench start do not require an explicit restart.

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Verify installation

After installation, confirm the app is active on your site:
  1. Open ERPNext Desk in your browser.
  2. Click the Apps icon (or navigate to Settings → Installed Apps).
  3. Verify erpnext_mexico_compliance appears in the list with status Installed.
  4. In the Desk search bar, type Mexico Compliance — the module’s workspace should appear, giving you access to Digital Signing Certificate, CFDI Stamping Settings, and all SAT catalog DocTypes.
You can also confirm the installation from the command line: 
bench --site <site-name> list-apps
The output should include erpnext_mexico_compliance alongside frappe and erpnext.

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Dependencies

ERPNext Mexico Compliance declares the following Python packages as direct dependencies. They are installed automatically by bench get-app and do not require manual intervention:
PackageVersionPurpose
satcfdi==4.9.25CFDI 4.0 XML generation and SAT certificate handling
lxml==6.1.1XML serialization and parsing required by satcfdi
These packages are pinned to exact versions to ensure reproducible behavior with the SAT signing libraries. Do not upgrade them independently without verifying compatibility with the app.

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