Most organisations believe the invoicing process ends when an invoice leaves the ERP. It doesn’t. An invoice only creates value when it successfully reaches the customer, enters their accounts payable process, and is paid on time. This is where many businesses encounter a hidden problem. Invoices can be generated accurately,
AI is everywhere. From finance and customer service to procurement and logistics, businesses are being told that artificial intelligence will change the way they operate. The reality is more nuanced. AI delivers the most value when it solves practical operational problems rather than acting as a standalone solution. Here are
The UK electrical industry has spent years investing in digital transformation, with initiatives such as EDATA helping to improve the accuracy and consistency of product information across the sector. Yet many supply chain challenges still originate from a surprisingly simple problem: Poor product data. Incorrect product descriptions, missing technical specifications,
The electrical industry is entering a period of significant change. Grid upgrades. Electrification initiatives. Renewable energy investment. Network modernisation. All of these point towards one thing: more transactions, more suppliers, more customers, and more operational complexity. Most discussions focus on whether businesses are prepared for the growth. A better question
As France’s e-invoicing mandate approaches, many businesses are focusing on compliance deadlines, reporting obligations, and network connectivity. However, one question continues to surface: What is Factur-X, and why is it becoming one of the most important invoice formats in France? With mandatory e-invoicing and e-reporting requirements beginning from 1 September
Malaysia’s e-invoicing mandate is no longer a future requirement. It is already underway, and the scope continues to expand. Since August 2024, businesses have been required to issue and validate invoices digitally through the government’s MyInvois platform, with most businesses, including SMEs, expected to be within scope by 2026. For
