B2B e-Invoicing

Electronic invoices sent between companies must comply with established regulations in order to preserve the integrity and authenticity of digital documents.

e-Invoicing between private companies

The increase of electronic models implemented in the public sector means expansion of e-Invoicing systems in the private sector.

This adoption of electronic models offers medium- and long-term advantages for all companies. Companies see a reduction in processing costs and paper archiving costs. They also see better information processing. Companies that already have EDI systems in place can take advantage of the investment made and adapt electronic processes to their other workflows. Their main objective is to consolidate or implement technologies aimed at automating work processes and optimizing operations.

The search for efficiency and competitiveness in a global environment provides greater interoperability between all involved in the invoicing process.

The status of B2B e-Invoicing in Europe

B2B e-invoicing in Europe is regulated by Directive 2010/45/EU. This explicitly imposes criteria of authenticity of origin and content integrity, which must be obtained in three possible ways. In this regard, Italy was the first country in the European Union that, in addition to mandating e-Invoicing, implemented a mandatory e-Invoicing system between private companies. France also legislated this B2B e-Invoicing model, with the requirement starting in 2023.

 

  • Through an EDI-based exchange.

  • Through an advanced electronic signature.

  • Through internal auditing processes that analyze invoice tracking.

Countries with B2B e-Invoicing legislation

Electronic invoicing for Spanish companies

Spain is preparing for the implementation of electronic invoicing among companies and freelancers starting with large taxpayers with annual invoicing of more than 8 million euros.

Electronic invoicing and e-Reporting in France

The government has established a timeline for adherence to the new invoice issuing and e-reporting system according to their size starting in 2024 and ending in 2026.

B2B/B2C e-invoice in Italy

B2B e-invoicing has been mandatory in Italy since 2019 through its national platform SDI, which acts as an intermediary between sender and receiver to validate and send invoices.

E-invoicing for Polish companies

The B2B e-invoice legislation in Poland came into force in January 2022 in a voluntary phase and from 2023 its use will be mandatory.

E-invoicing in Romania

Romania is preparing for a gradual implementation of electronic invoicing through its national RO e-Invoice platform that will validate and digitally sign documents.

Belgium to enforce B2B e-invoicing

In the B2B sector, the use of electronic invoicing in Belgium is voluntary although the federal government has communicated that it will implement it on a mandatory basis.

Custom B2B e-Invoicing solution

EDICOM's e-Invoicing platform is ready to manage any electronic process between B2B, B2C and B2G business partners. To this end, it provides users with a SaaS (Software as a Service) technology platform with in-house developed software, constantly updated hardware, communications systems and management services for implementing advanced electronic data interchange models.

e-Invoicing automation

Automation

The solution integrates with your management systems to automate the sending and receiving of all e-Invoices.

e-Invoicing centralization

Centralization

Designed to integrate your invoice issuing and receiving processes into a single solution, all in accordance with current legislation in over 70 countries.

e-Invoicing scalability

Scalability

Ready to incorporate new requirements as your operations grow over time, and as your business expands.

e-Invoicing updating

Updating

 A platform that constantly updates according to different current e-Invoicing systems.

Do you need to e-Invoice Public Administrations?

Our international platform helps you connect with any public administration, complying with the requirements established in the European Directive 2014/55/EU, as well as with each state's corresponding variations.

All the information about B2B e-Invoicing projects...

Do you need to implement B2B e-Invoicing projects in other countries? EDICOM's electronic invoicing platform offers a global, scalable solution. This allows you to generate, send, receive and store electronic invoices in accordance with the technical and legal requirements required by different international regulations.

B2B e-Invoicing in France

Mandatory electronic invoicing between private companies in France is scheduled for January 1, 2023, according to the 2020 Finance Law No. 2019-1479. The new tax scheme requires electronic invoicing between private companies, as well as electronic reporting of accounting data.

B2B e-Invoicing in Italy

The system used for electronic invoicing between private companies is very similar to the one used for FatturaPA. Through the Sistema di Interscambio (SdI), companies can issue and receive electronic invoices and their corresponding notifications.

EDICOM has a channel accredited by the tax agency to act as an intermediary in both issuing and receiving invoices with the SdI.

B2B e-Invoicing in Poland

Poland is making progress in its project to massively introduce electronic invoicing among private companies. According to the draft law published by the Ministry, the new system will be required in January 2022. It is expected that electronic invoicing will be mandatory beginning in 2023 after the launch of the new portal for B2B electronic invoicing management, called KSeF.

Benefits of e-Invoicing between private companies

Our international B2B e-Invoicing platform implements specific functionalities to adapt your management and accounting systems to current requirements in the different countries where you do business.

e-Invoicing standardization

System standardization

B2B e-Invoicing alignment creates a common space for new agile, simple work relationships.

 

Global e-invoicing cost savings

Better savings

See business savings on paper use, postal or print charges, and physical storage costs.

 

e-Invoicing control

Increased quality of information

Faster operations management has a positive influence on control and reduction of payment deadlines.

e-Invoicing error reduction

Error reduction

Avoid and reduce document errors and their corresponding costs.

e-Invoice traceability

Traceability

Consult document status at any moment and follow any actions taken by the receiver.

e-Invoicing integration

Integration and automation

Count on an efficient system that centralizes all electronic sending and receiving processes. This optimizes internal processes for your business.

Manage e-Invoicing around the world

It is possible to manage e-Invoicing projects with several partners in different countries. EDICOM's Global e-Invoicing platform adapts to national legislation and applies all local requirements (formats, electronic signature, storage...).

Our global e-Invoicing observation team gathers knowledge about existing models, ensuring a service that is constantly updated with each country's regulations.

 

News about e-Invoicing

Germany: Current Status of B2B E-Invoicing

Germany's upper house, the Bundesrat, suggests making B2B e-invoicing mandatory for companies starting in January 2027

How the Online Electronic Invoice System works - FEL de Guatemala

We explain all the details about the new electronic invoicing system, FEL

Colombia: The DIAN has published a N° 000165 Resolution to fully regulate the Electronic Invoicing System

The DIAN has published a new resolution to fully regulate the electronic invoicing system and electronic documents.

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