Bordereau line by line
Each French cinema is settled week by week with the bordereau fields: receipts, TSA, net base, then your rate or MG ou forfait.
France
Built for French film distribution
DISTmio settles French cinemas line by line as on the CNC bordereau, keeps your CNC support ledger and producer statements, and sends invoices to public payers through Chorus Pro.
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Local rules
What a French distributor needs
Legal rental rates
DISTmio warns when a rate falls outside the legal range of 25 to 50%, and applies the minimum rent per admission you set.
Wednesday cinema week
Releases, play weeks and late bordereaux follow the Wednesday-to-Tuesday week. Relâche weeks are kept as not played, never as zero.
CNC identifiers
Cinemas carry their CNC authorisation number, films their CNC visa and RCA number, and your company its CNC distributor code.
French settlement
Settled the way the bordereau reads
DISTmio follows the CNC bordereau week by week, from receipts and TSA to your rate or MG ou forfait. Several titles on one bordereau, ticket categories and unlimited cards are all handled.
- MG per week when your contracts use it
- Sacem recovery and overseas rates per cinema
- Late bordereaux listed per cinema
- Receipts incl. VAT
- Less 5.5% ticket VAT
- Less TSA 10.72%
- Net receipts
- Rate 25–50% or MG
- Rent invoice, 10% VAT
CNC and producers
CNC support and producer statements
DISTmio keeps your CNC automatic support ledger: box office by month, TSA, credits with their four-year reinvestment date and the 50% or 70% aid intensity. Producer statements follow the 2017 agreement and are shared in the producer portal.
- CNC support ledger with reinvestment deadlines
- Producer statement in the 2017 agreement format
- Deadlines added to your tasks automatically
CNC
Automatic support ledger
Monthly box office
CSV
Accord 2017
Producer statement
Six months, then yearly
PDF · CSV · JSON
CNC
Grant report by region
Per funded film
PDF · CSV
Grant report by region
| Region | Admissions | Screenings | Box office |
|---|---|---|---|
| Île-de-France | 21,360 | 418 | €44,300 |
| Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes | 11,940 | 246 | €23,650 |
| Occitanie | 8,720 | 192 | €16,900 |
Invoicing and accounting
Chorus Pro, Factur-X and FEC
Invoices to public payers go to Chorus Pro, and every invoice is also available as Factur-X. VAT on rent follows payments or invoices, as you choose, and your accountant gets a FEC file each period.
- Chorus Pro with SIRET, service code and commitment number
- Evoliz, Pennylane, Sellsy and Odoo
- Payers checked in the French company register
Chorus Pro
Invoice DM/2025/042
- Payer
- Cinema example
- Film
- The Northern Lights
- Rent
- €12,420
- VAT
- €1,242
- Due date
- 16 Apr
- E-invoice
- Factur-X
Online payment link
Chorus Pro
Evoliz
Pennylane
Sellsy
Odoo
FEC
Cinema week
Play weeks from Wednesday to Tuesday
Booking grids, bordereau weeks and the holdover board follow the Wednesday week, the day French films open.
- Release-day details kept per film
- Relâche weeks excluded, never counted as zero
- Weekly holdover board with the national average
- Mon
- Tue
- Wed
- Thu
- Fri
- Sat
- Sun
Questions
France: common questions
What does DISTmio prepare for e-invoicing?
DISTmio writes Factur-X invoices and e-reporting files, sends invoices to public payers through Chorus Pro and shows which payers still lack a SIREN or SIRET.
Can French cinemas use our ordinary terms instead?
Yes. You choose whether French cinemas are settled with the bordereau fields or with your ordinary terms.
Can producers see their statements online?
Yes. An issued producer statement is frozen and shown in the producer portal through a private link. You decide what is visible and can revoke access at any time.
France
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We set up a demo with your films, your cinemas and a Wednesday cinema week.
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