Country-specific regulations for the exchange of invoice details are on the rise, confronting businesses with new challenges. Meet the various requirements of electronic invoicing with ecosio’s managed solutions.
The increasing globalisation of business relationships introduces limitless opportunities, but also complexity to daily business. Electronic invoicing is considered mandatory in many countries, not just for B2C but for B2B.
Let ecosio and our worldwide network of partners manage your EDI-agendas and your e-Invoicing anytime and anywhere – legally conformant and efficient.
The delivery of e-Invoices to public authorities often involves the need to follow special delivery protocols. Direct delivery via third party networks such as Peppol (worldwide) or FatturaPA (Italy) can be a simple and straightforward process when using ecosio’s EDI services.
It is possible to deliver invoices to any recipient via any desired protocol – there is no need to draw up separate contracts or implement special technical connections. We support all commonly used protocols such as X.400, AS2, OFTP2, SFTP, Peppol, Web Services, etc. Further, with the use of ecosio API, the delivery status of your invoices can be directly displayed in your ERP system.
In this webinar we will explain current and upcoming European e-invoicing regulations and how best to safeguard your business from falling foul of them whilst minimising pressure on in-house teams.
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ecosio’s managed solutions are the easiest way for you to stay on top of the various requirements for incoming and outgoing electronic invoicing. ecosio’s Integration Hub constitutes the key link between your ERP system and your business partners. Electronic invoices in different formats and all types of protocols are thus processed via a variety of exchange protocols.
Outgoing invoices are created in a business’s ERP system and transmitted to ecosio’s Integration Hub in a structured export format of your choosing – we can process CSV or XML as well as EDI formats like EDIFACT or ANSI X12.
As soon as the exported file is received by ecosio’s Integration Hub, it is automatically converted to the preferred target format based on the sender, receiver and document type information, and delivered accordingly.
The delivery process is customisable to the requirements of the invoice receiver, and includes
ecosio Integration Hub receives incoming invoices from various senders and converts them to the central import format of the ERP system. Any invoice format can be received– EDIFACT, XML, ANSI X12, CSV, etc.
We support different processes depending on the prerequisites of the invoice sender.
Suppliers who support fully automated invoicing processes may send their invoices in structured formats such as EDIFACT, XML, CSV or similar. Delivery follows in commonly used protocols like X.400, OFTP2, AS2, SFTP, Peppol, Web Services, etc. The delivery status tracking information sent to the ERP system is stored in ecosio Integration Hub, creating a detailed status report for any invoice. Additionally, ecosio’s deep integration allows this information to be displayed in the ERP system.
Suppliers who do not support fully automated invoicing processes can record electronic invoices via a web interface using our WebEDI. Data added to a web form is then validated and converted to the desired ERP import format by ecosio. This process makes the most sense following an electronic order, since most of the data in this case is simply transferred from order to invoice. This scenario is convenient and reduces the risk of input errors. The delivery status may also be viewed using the services of ecosio Integration Hub.
Should your suppliers issue electronic invoices via third party networks such as Peppol, FatturaPA or similar, ecosio can handle these too. Invoices from any sender can be received in any structured format.
Easily access original sent invoices, all converted intermediate states and the converted final invoice file, which was delivered to the recipient using the archive API. This can also be incorporated in your local business archive (for example, via ArchiveLInk for SAP).
The mandatory exchange of electronic invoices in the format XRechnung for public contracts in Germany is safe and resource-saving with ecosio’s e-Invoicing solution. ecosio takes over the X-compliant conversion and transmission of the data via Peppol. With only one connection of your ERP system to the Integration Hub, you can send electronic data in all formats and via all protocols directly from the user interface of your ERP system to the SDL system.
ecosio’s e-Invoicing solution also supports the ZUGFeRD format for the exchange of electronic invoices between companies, authorities and consumers.
ecosio managed service for e-Invoicing enables the secure and efficient exchange of electronic invoices with the administration in Austria. The connection of the ecosio Integration Hub to the user interface of your ERP system enables the rules-compliant exchange of electronic invoices with Austria without its own registration on the company service portal (USP). At the same time, it is possible to send and receive electronic data in all formats and via all protocols directly from your ERP system. ecosio handles the conversion and transmission of messages so you don’t have to.
ecosio’s managed e-Invoicing solution enables simple electronic invoicing in Italy according to the FatturaPA requirements. With a single connection between your ERP system and the ecosio Integration Hub, electronic data in all formats and via all protocols can be sent directly from the user interface of your ERP system to the SDL system. ecosio handles the conversion and FatturaPA-compliant transmission of messages for you.
In Hungary, companies are required to report all invoices electronically via a centralised system starting at a certain VAT amount. Billing information is transmitted electronically in XML format to the Hungarian NAV system. With ecosio’s e-Invoicing solution, the obligatory electronic sales tax notification is sent to the Hungarian NAV system directly from your ERP system.
Similar to the EU member states, Turkey is also working intensively on legal regulations for electronic invoice exchange. Despite similarities, however, Turkey’s e-Invoicing regulations also contain significant differences. With ecosio’s help, meeting these new requirements is no issue.
As a Peppol access point provider, ecosio ensures all customers are automatically Peppol-capable and can be connected to the Europe-wide Peppol network. By connecting to PEPPOL, you can exchange automated Peppol-compliant orders, invoices, etc. with public institutions and private companies throughout the EU / EEA.
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