Structured e-invoicing is spreading across Europe, usually starting with government customers and widening to business-to-business. Dates differ by country, so confirm the timeline for the markets you sell into.
Checklist
- Customer master data has complete legal names, addresses and tax identifiers.
- Item master has consistent units and tax categories.
- You know which customers will require structured invoices first.
- You can receive supplier e-invoices, not only send them.
- Archiving meets your country's retention rules.
The data cleanup is the long pole. The technical integration is usually quick.