e-Invoicing Content

As we continue our analysis of Nipendo’s e-invoicing solution, it is important to highlight the Trojan Horse aspect. For Nipendo users, e-invoicing may be at the forefront of a typical invoice automation business need at the start of a selection process (e.g., A/P might be drowning in paper having previously failed to onboard more than its largest suppliers in a P2P implementation). But once an organization begins to dig into the elements of the Nipendo e-invoicing approach and underlying platform – even before implementing it – they are likely to discover entirely new types of visibility and connectivity elements an approach like this can enable.

Nipendo is just beginning to build a North American presence. But we suspect these efforts will ramp quickly when the market begins to understand exactly what they have on their hands, digging below the surface of their product-centric marketing efforts to date. Let us explain. When Nipendo first briefed Spend Matters, they were all about e-invoicing. Perhaps this is not surprising, as in most cases, the business users (e.g., procurement and accounts payable) that buy technology like to understand the business impact that a solution can provide vs. the nuts and bolts of what makes it possible. But when Nipendo began to tell us their e-invoicing product story – and when we followed up with their customer references and what users were actually doing – it became clear that the “how” took precedence over the “what.”

Jason Busch concludes his interview with Invoiceware International with a glimpse into what their software can do for companies who must comply with Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and Chile's e-invoicing standards. A preview: they go deep into the applications, as ERP systems were not designed for this type of business process or change, especially on a localized level.

Mexico recently accelerated the implementation of its e-invoicing requirements. The compliance requirements under the Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (CFDI) are complex by any electronic invoicing standard. In a multi-part series featuring an interview we recently conducted with Invoiceware’s CEO Scott Lewin and VP of Marketing/Product Strategy Steve Sprague, we’ll explore the impact of the legislation and how it came into play based on the latest announcement. Welcome to Part 3 in the series.

Mexico recently accelerated the implementation of its e-invoicing requirements. The compliance requirements under the Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (CFDI) are complex by any electronic invoicing standard. Today, we continue an interview we recently conducted with Invoiceware’s CEO Scott Lewin and VP of Marketing/Product Strategy Steve Sprague.

Mexico recently accelerated the implementation of its e-invoicing requirements. The compliance requirements under the Comprobante Fiscal Digital por Internet (CFDI) are complex by any electronic invoicing standard. In a multi-part series featuring an interview we recently conducted with Invoiceware’s CEO Scott Lewin and VP of Marketing/Product Strategy Steve Sprague, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the requirement, beginning today with the legal and compliance background and compliance elements.

Earlier this month at Ariba Live, Kimberly-Clark’s Richard Roe (Project Lead for e-Invoicing and Ordering) gave some background on his company’s supplier enablement and connectivity […]

Last week, Invoiceware and Tradeshift announced a partnership agreement to cross-sell and integrate each other’s solutions in the e-invoicing market. For those that do not […]

Supplier networks are a topic of hot debate these days. If you’re an AP, treasury, procurement or supply chain manager, you should be thinking about […]

Historically, man reaped what he sowed. Without sunlight, however, nothing grows. One of the many challenges lurking in the shadows of eProcurement and e-invoicing implementations […]

In a presentation that I’ve used too many times on stage before, I would always pick on Marge. Depending on the role I needed her […]

I’ve recently spent some time reviewing OB10’s new e-book, “Rooting Out Invoice Exceptions: The Path to Straight-Through Processing,” and have found its insights succinct and […]