Convert an e-invoice between formats

Auto-detects and parses the source e-invoice, then regenerates it in the requested target format (`zugferd`, `facturx`, `xrechnung`). XRechnung → ZUGFeRD is loss-free (CIUS → EN 16931); the reverse only succeeds when the XRechnung obligations (BT-10, BR-DE-*) are met — otherwise a 422 with the offending rule codes is returned. `zugferd` and `facturx` are the same hybrid PDF/A-3 standard — the seller country picks the flavour (FR/BE → Factur-X, otherwise ZUGFeRD), so both requests yield a PDF with the embedded CII XML. Any fields not carried across are listed in `conversionWarnings`. `warnings` carries every warning of the target generator and of its conformance self-check, in the same shape as `/generate` — among them `SELF_CHECK_INCOMPLETE` when a rulebook could not be applied: the document was then not fully checked against it. The target is written in ZUGFeRD `2.4` / Factur-X `1.08` — the same default as `/generate` — and `appliedFormatOptions` names the version and profile actually written. A profile the target generator cannot write, or one that conflicts with the source's `countrySpecific.facturxProfile`, returns a 400 with a `code`. Requires BOTH the source `:parse` and the target `:create` entitlement; usage is billed once against the target `:create` key (like generate).

Authentication

AuthorizationBearer

Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>, where token is your auth token.

Errors

400
Convert Invoices Request Bad Request Error
403
Convert Invoices Request Forbidden Error
422
Convert Invoices Request Unprocessable Entity Error
429
Convert Invoices Request Too Many Requests Error