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How Food and Beverage Companies Can Scale for Summer Demand

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 For food and beverage companies, summer is both the most profitable season and the most operationally demanding. As cold drinks and seasonal foods surge in demand, order volumes, shipment frequency, and delivery expectations can double or triple in a matter of weeks. As cold beverages and seasonal foods fly off […]

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E-Invoicing in Poland: Your Guide to the KSeF Mandate

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Katy Hurley

Last updated: 3 August 2026 Poland has introduced mandatory electronic invoicing under a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) model. From 2026, VAT-registered businesses must issue invoices through the national platform, KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur). The mandate will apply to domestic B2B transactions and will gradually replace existing processes, including parts of the public-sector invoicing framework. This […]

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EDI Made Simple: Connections, Formats, Standards, and Networks

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Understanding the Components of EDI Electronic Data Interchange enables companies to exchange structured business documents directly between systems. While the concept of EDI is widely known, the technical components behind it are often unclear. We’re here to sort that for you. EDI is composed of several interconnected elements that work together to exchange data between […]

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E-Invoicing in Belgium: Your Guide to the 2026 Mandate

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 E-invoicing in Belgium is now a legal requirement for all domestic B2B transactions. Here is everything businesses need to know to stay compliant. As of 1 January 2026, structured electronic invoicing is mandatory for all domestic B2B transactions between Belgian VAT-registered businesses. PDF invoices are no longer permitted for in-scope […]

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E-Invoicing in France: A Guide to the 2026–2027 French Mandate

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Katy Hurley

Last updated: 3 August 2026 France is moving towards mandatory electronic invoicing for domestic B2B transactions. The reform represents a major shift in how VAT reporting is handled, moving from a post-audit system to a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) model. For businesses operating in France, this means new technical requirements, new reporting flows, and strict […]

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Is Your EDI Integration with Your ERP Delivering Measurable Results?

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Your EDI integration with your ERP is live. Transactions flow. Orders, invoices, and ASNs transmit without error. On the surface, the system appears connected. But is it delivering measurable business impact? Much of the conversation around EDI integration with ERP systems focuses on what to consider before implementation. System compatibility, data mapping, and trading partner requirements […]

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PEPPOL Integration for your ERP

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PEPPOL is growing in popularity, and more companies are choosing it to send invoices. One key reason is its simplicity. Many businesses are already part of the network, making it easy to exchange documents without dealing with multiple formats or platforms. Naturally, many ask if PEPPOL can be integrated with their ERP system. The answer […]

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What is Peppol BIS 3.0 – the European standard for e-invoicing

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 Standards and formats are what make fast, secure, automatic document exchange possible. When all parties follow the same rules for how documents are structured, different systems can read and process them without manual intervention, regardless of which software or country is involved. In this blog post, we take a closer […]

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The Future of Peppol

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From an EU E-invoicing Directive to Widespread Adoption, the Peppol network is developing at an extraordinary rate. Across Europe and globally, new countries are choosing to become a part of the Peppol community. Adoption rates to date include 1.4 million companies currently registered in the Peppol network. The latest statistics reveal that 20 countries have […]

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Peppol and Global E-invoicing Compliance

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Peppol e-invoicing is a structured way for businesses to exchange electronic invoices across a secure, standardised network. Originally developed for public sector procurement in Europe, it is now expanding rapidly into business-to-business (B2B) transactions as more countries adopt it as part of their national e-invoicing mandates. This guide covers how Peppol e-invoicing works, which countries […]

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