Payment collection is an important step in maintaining healthy cash flow and ensuring business stability within the order to cash process. Delays in payment collection can lead to cash shortages, strained supplier relationships, and inefficiencies in operations. Businesses that optimise this stage of the order to cash payment collection process
For many government agencies in New Zealand, compliance with PEPPOL B2G invoicing is viewed as a requirement—something to tick off the list to meet MBIE’s mandate. And while it’s true that all central government agencies must now receive invoices via the PEPPOL network, focusing solely on compliance means missing the
The journey towards compliance under the New Zealand PEPPOL mandate isn’t a one-size-fits-all process. In July 2022, New Zealand’s Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) mandated that all central government agencies receive invoices exclusively through the PEPPOL network. While this directive sets a clear regulatory standard, the reality of
Efficient order fulfilment is crucial for customer satisfaction and business growth. However, many fulfilment teams face ongoing challenges that can disrupt operations and impact the bottom line. From human errors to shipping delays, here are the most common challenges of order fulfilment and how businesses can address them. Challenges of
In today’s digital business environment, adhering to PEPPOL standards is becoming increasingly essential for seamless electronic document exchange. These standards ensure that invoices, purchase orders, and other business documents can be shared securely and efficiently across borders and systems. But how can you be sure your documents meet these requirements?
It was great to be part of New Zealand’s Government e-Invoicing Day on 3 March 2025. The B2BE team engaged with a diverse range of agencies which gave us a unique insight into where everyone stands in preparing for the PEPPOL mandate. We had many thoughtful discussions about how agencies
