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Keep your critical supply chain connections stable and secure throughout the process
Enable all of your suppliers, regardless of their technical capabilities
Ensure 100% compliance with the specific EDI requirements to avoid chargebacks
Leverage our network to quickly connect and trade electronically with your partners
Navigate complex B2B and B2G e-invoicing mandates worldwide
Gain better control over production, reduce lead times
Meet customer expectations with real-time inventory visibility
Automate order management and streamline fulfillment
From established sectors to emerging markets, we support businesses navigating change and growth
Purpose-built, scalable solutions tailored to your unique needs
Effortless connection to pre-connected trading partners worldwide
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What is Electronic Invoicing?
Electronic invoicing refers to the electronic sending/ receipt of invoices, between, for example, a private company delivering their products to a customer from the public sector. Electronic invoicing is supported by all common EDI solutions. Even though electronic invoicing has historically been a requirement within the public sector, an increasing number of private companies have adopted the use of electronic invoices.
Tax authorities around the world are continuing to impose new requirements to increase controls on the transactions of companies. If your organization has subsidiaries in multiple countries, especially within Europe, you need to start thinking about how to automate, centralize, and streamline the processes needed to meet their periodic VAT reporting obligations.