E-invoicing is on the rise globally, with different countries introducing varying rules, formats, and requirements that can be difficult to navigate — especially for finance teams managing international operations. From government portals in Italy to structured invoice standards like PEPPOL in France and Germany, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach.
In this webinar, we’ll break down the complex world of E-invoicing and help you understand what it means for your business. Whether you’re operating across Europe, based in North America but trading internationally, or simply preparing for the future of digital invoicing, this session will give you practical insights to move forward with confidence.
Hosted by Garret Pearse, you’ll get a clear explanation of how modern E-invoicing works, what common formats like PEPPOL actually do, and how your AP team can prepare to receive and process structured invoices efficiently.
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Garret Pearse
AP Specialist - SoftCo
Garret is a senior consultant at SoftCo with over 20 years’ experience. Garret specializes in introducing best practice automated P2P processes to global organizations. He has been instrumental in transforming P2P in hundreds of global organizations across all industries.
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