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Infinite has been our IT systems provider since 2004. The implementation of EDI system automated the flow of documents (such as invoices and orders). The delivery of our products takes place faster now, while the cost of order processing is noticeably lower.
Tomasz Bekasiewicz
IT Manager
Every implementation is different depending on the client’s scale and readiness. To illustrate, below is a sample timeline for launching PEPPOL communication with Infinite. Assumption: the client wants to implement invoice exchange (send/receive) and order dispatching with several key partners. The project is high-priority and the client’s team is ready to collaborate.
Week 1: Project Kickoff and Analysis
Week 2: Infinite System Configuration
Week 3: Integration and Testing
Week 4: Go-Live (Production Launch)
Weeks 5–6: Scale-Up (Rollout)
Timeline Flexibility
This timeline is indicative. In practice:
Based on Infinite’s experience, clients can start exchanging documents via PEPPOL in as little as 2 weeks. The key is planning well and leveraging Infinite’s expertise.
Why Choose Infinite?
In summary, Infinite as a PEPPOL Access Point and SaaS solution provider offers a unique combination of technical expertise and business insight. Our solution enables companies to securely and efficiently digitize document exchange processes at a global scale—from streamlining supply chain communication to ensuring regulatory compliance and reducing operational costs.
With Infinite, clients can connect to the PEPPOL network quickly and easily (“plug-and-play”), and unlock its full value.
Want to know how long your implementation will take? Contact us – we’ll create a tailored plan: Write to us!
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