Developing in-house gives us a comprehensive and consistent view of the service. Each module, from ERP integration to communication, signature, and archiving systems, has been designed to work together, reducing incidents and maintenance times.

This native integration translates into greater stability, better performance, and continuous evolution. And by managing our own data centers, we apply the most stringent security policies, ensuring service continuity and total protection of the information our customers entrust to us.

In many countries, tax authorities require electronic invoicing processes to comply with specific requirements for signature, control, validation, or storage under regulated standards.

To guarantee this, EDICOM integrates all the necessary certified trusted services into its platform: electronic signature, time stamping, long-term storage, and document validation.

Our role as an accredited Trusted Service Provider allows us to offer these capabilities without relying on third parties, reinforcing the autonomy, security, and continuity of the service and ensuring compliance with the most demanding tax regulations.

EDICOM offers electronic invoicing and tax reporting solutions in more than 80 countries in Europe, America, Asia, and Oceania. Our platform adapts to different regulatory models, such as CTC, post-audit, clearance, real-time reporting, or PEPPOL, ensuring technical and legal compliance in each jurisdiction.

This global coverage allows companies to centralize international management in a single environment and maintain consistent operations across all their subsidiaries, with specialized support and constant updates in the event of any regulatory changes.

EDICOM has the Worldwide Compliance Map, an interactive tool that shows the electronic invoicing models and tax obligations in force in each country.

It allows you to see at a glance the formats, validations, and control systems required by each tax authority.

In addition, it is constantly updated through EDICOM's international tax compliance observatory, ensuring reliable, up-to-date, and verified information.

Check the Worldwide Compliance Map here and stay up to date on the regulatory and technical requirements of each country where you operate.

EDICOM has an international e-invoicing observatory that continuously monitors the regulatory initiatives of tax authorities in more than 80 countries.

Thanks to this continuous monitoring, our team of experts anticipates legal and technical changes, proactively adapts the platform, and communicates updates to customers before they come into effect.

This ensures that every invoicing and tax reporting project remains aligned with current regulations, without interruptions or additional maintenance costs.

EDICOM integrates electronic invoicing into complex corporate environments using a centralized model based on its iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service).

This infrastructure acts as a process orchestrator, connecting the ERP and the customer's various systems with the tax authorities in each country.

Thanks to this approach, integration is more efficient, scalable, and easier to manage: a single data model for all subsidiaries, fewer developments, and less burden on IT teams.

In addition, EDICOM's iPaaS allows each issuance or reception flow to be adapted to the specific regulations of each region without affecting the customer's internal architecture.

EDICOM's SaaS platform is designed to manage millions of transactions daily in real time, ensuring 24/7 availability and minimal response times.

Its distributed architecture, combined with its own data centers, ensures service continuity even during peaks in activity or external incidents.

This processing capacity allows companies to scale their volume of operations without compromising performance, compliance, or security.

EDICOM applies end-to-end security and traceability protocols throughout the entire document communication and storage chain.

The use of certified proprietary data centers, together with redundant systems and end-to-end encryption, guarantees the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information.

In addition, each transaction is recorded and auditable, offering companies complete traceability of their issuance, reception, and archiving processes in accordance with the most demanding regulations in terms of data protection and tax compliance.

EDICOM offers a 24/7 global support service, with multilingual assistance and specialized teams in each region.

Our support model is based on proactive management, which monitors the platform's operations in real time to detect and resolve incidents before they affect the customer.

In addition, each project has a dedicated support team that knows the configuration and needs of each company in detail, ensuring agile, personalized, and continuous service in all countries where it operates.

Each project is approached using our own international deployment methodology, which combines technical expertise with regulatory knowledge of each country.

From the initial phase, a multidisciplinary team is assigned to coordinate the analysis, development, integration, and certification of the project.

This centralized management reduces implementation times, minimizes risks, and ensures technical and legal alignment from day one.

Once operational, the project moves into the continuous support phase, guaranteeing maintenance and ongoing evolution as regulations change.

The Post-Audit model allows invoices to be issued and received freely, leaving checks for later stages, while the CTC (Continuous Transaction Controls) model requires the invoice to be validated in real time by the tax authority before it is sent to the recipient.

EDICOM is prepared to operate under both systems, ensuring technical and legal compliance in each country through direct integrations and automatic updates to its platform.

The Clearance model is a type of CTC that requires the electronic invoice to be validated by the tax authority before it is delivered to the recipient.

This scheme is applied in countries such as Mexico, Chile, Brazil, and Turkey.

The EDICOM platform manages this process from start to finish, connecting with the tax authorities to ensure that each invoice is reviewed, approved, and delivered without interruptions or delays.

The PEPPOL model standardizes the exchange of electronic invoices between companies and public administrations through an interoperable network with four “corners”: sender, recipient, and two Access Points.

EDICOM is a certified PEPPOL Access Point and operates in multiple countries under this scheme, ensuring interoperability, security, and traceability in the electronic exchange of documents.

In centralized models, the tax authority acts as a hub that receives and redistributes electronic documents to recipients.

EDICOM integrates directly with these systems, ensuring that each sent document complies with the formats and protocols defined by the administration, maintaining traceability and continuous availability.

The RTIR model requires sending invoice information to the tax authority in near real time, usually at the time of issuance.

EDICOM automates this process through integrations that extract and transmit the required data directly from the ERP, complying with the deadlines and formats required in each country.

In decentralized models, the exchange is carried out through certified service providers who verify, sign, and report the information to the tax authority.

EDICOM operates as one of these accredited providers in different countries, guaranteeing the authenticity of invoices, the legal validity of processes, and secure connection with the corresponding tax authorities.