Your invoice now needs a boarding pass
Around the world, governments are changing how e-invoicing works. Instead of checking transactions after the fact, many are moving towards real-time clearance models.
Brazil’s NF-e system was one of the earliest examples of this shift. Italy’s SDI model follows a similar approach, where an invoice must pass through the tax authority’s exchange system and its required checks to be considered issued for tax purposes.
In practice, this means compliance is no longer something that happens after a transaction but increasingly sits within the transaction process itself.
EMEA e-Invoicing Strategy & Solutions Lead at Vertex.
In some markets, goods can be left sitting in warehouses until the required electronic document is authorized. A process that once happened in the background now sits directly in the path of business operations, determining whether products move, paymentsare processed, and supply chains keep running. If this sounds familiar, it is because we have...
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