The Global e-Invoicing Community
Where tax, finance, IT and procurement teams, vendors, advisers and public bodies share what they learn applying e-invoicing mandates, country by country, so the next team does not start from scratch.
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- Country by country
AustriaTechnical
United KingdomRegulatory
Read by professionals from leading companies
Why a community
e-Invoicing knowledge is scattered. Your next question has probably been answered somewhere.
Rules differ by country and keep changing. The community gives what teams learn somewhere to go, and somewhere it can be found again.
Official texts rarely show how a rule works in practice
Compare readings with people applying the same rule, and see what they did about it.
Know-how stays inside individual project teams
Lessons shared in a thread give the next team a starting point.
Tax, IT, procurement and vendors work apart
Everyone involved in a rollout has one place to ask questions and collaborate across disciplines.
On a general network, a useful thread disappears from the feed
Here every discussion keeps its country, its topic and its link, so it is as easy to find next year as today.
Focused conversations
Filed by country and topic, so the right people find it
Every discussion sits under a country and one of five topics. Your question reaches the people working on that market and subject, and their answer is still there when the next team needs it.
- Regulatory:
- Legal requirements, new decrees, changed deadlines and what a text means for your obligations.
- Technical:
- Specifications, XML schemas, validation errors and integration with your systems.
- Best Practice:
- Implementation experience and recommendations from projects already under way.
- General:
- Everything else about a country’s e-invoicing, from timelines to who to talk to.
- Expert’s View:
- A perspective on one country’s rules from a member with the Expert badge.
Country
Topic
- Regulatory
- Technical
- Best Practice
- General
- Expert’s View
Share knowledge
Learn from projects already under way
The first team through a mandate learns what the official text leaves out. Here that experience is written down where the next team can find it, with the guidance it points to one step away.
Rachel T.
We hit the same validation error during testing. The published specification covers it in the section on allowed code lists, and our provider confirmed the fix in a day.
Targeted networking
Only people who do this work
Every member is a verified professional working in e-invoicing, and every profile is reviewed by a person. The job title and company beside a post tell you whose experience you are reading, and a name leads to the person behind it.
Rachel T.
Head of Indirect Tax @ Retail group
Daniel P.
ERP Solution Architect @ Manufacturer
Sandra K.
Tax Compliance Specialist @ Advisory firm
Stay in the loop
Come back when there is something to read
When someone answers your question or finds your contribution useful, you hear about it. No feed to watch, no thread to check twice a day.
Notifications
James M. replied to your discussion
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Who it is for
Built for everyone with a stake in e-Invoicing
A rollout touches every team listed here, and the rules come from authorities and standards bodies. The community brings all of them into one conversation.
- Businesses applying a mandate:
- Corporates, in-house tax and finance and procurement: coordinate rollouts across markets and test how others read an obligation before you settle your own position.
- IT and ERP teams:
- Work through formats, schemas and integration questions with people who have built them.
- Vendors and service providers:
- Stay close to the problems customers are trying to solve, and bring your technical expertise to them.
- Public bodies, associations and advisers:
- See the questions businesses are raising, and put your reading of a rule where the people applying it will find it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Global e-Invoicing Community?
A professional network for the global e-invoicing ecosystem, run by e-Invoice.app and open to verified practitioners from corporates, in-house tax and finance teams, IT, procurement, vendors, public bodies and associations. Discussions are organised by country and topic.
Does the community include people from industry associations and public bodies?
It is open to them. Membership is individual, so a member of a trade body such as GENA (Global Exchange Network Association, formerly EESPA) or the DBNAlliance (Digital Business Networks Alliance), or someone at a Peppol authority or a tax administration, joins as a professional and posts under their own name, job title and company. The community itself is independent of every association.
How is it different from a general professional network?
Everything here is about e-invoicing, and nothing gets lost in a feed. Each country discussion is filed under its country and a topic and keeps a permanent link, so older conversations are as easy to find as new ones.
Who can take part?
Verified professionals working in e-invoicing. Members sign in with their LinkedIn account, and every profile is reviewed by a person, with the help of community moderators, to keep bots and spam out.
Can I read the discussions without joining?
Yes. Discussions are free to read. Join to post, reply and like, and to search and filter by country and topic.
What kinds of discussion are there?
Every discussion is filed under a country and one of five topics: Regulatory, Technical, Best Practice, General and Expert’s View. An Expert’s View is a perspective on one country’s e-invoicing rules by a member with the Expert badge, and carries a label so readers can tell it from general discussion.
What can other members see about me?
Your name and photo appear beside what you post. In the forum’s discussion view, so do the job title and company on your profile, and your name can link to your public professional profile. You can choose not to appear in member lists in your profile settings.
Can I rely on a post as advice?
Posts are the views of the people who wrote them, not legal or tax advice. Check the point against the official sources listed on the country page before acting on it.
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