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Infinite joined EESPA – The European E-invoicing Service Provider’s Association

Infinite joined EESPA – The European E-invoicing Service Provider’s Association

Established in 2011, EESPA is a non-profit organisation designed to develop best industry practices and foster influence in the public policy domain. With 100+ members, Europe’s development and efficiency of electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) has significantly advanced thanks to EESPA.

Infinite, as a member of the Association, comprises to the global digital transformation. We constantly follow our main goal of supporting businesses become Paperless.

What is EESPA’s role?

Businesses who send and receive large volumes of invoices across the globe save significant time and cost if all their invoices are in one standardised format and are tax compliant for each country. This allows for efficient processing.

International legislation aids businesses with standardised invoice formats that meet tax and processing requirements.

EESPA stands as a body to debate, promote and defend member interests. Interests such as ensuring e-invoicing laws reflect the industry’s needs. EESPA also actively holds discussions with the e-invoicing workforce to understand industry issues, offer potential solutions and frameworks for interoperability. It intends to create a non-competitive market, where members willingly collaborate to develop best practices and influence public policy.

What is Infinite’s role?

Infinite has a voice in the debate as an engaged promotor of the digital transformation in B2B2G data flows. Legal requirements for e-invoicing are constantly changing and Infinite takes care of the ongoing implementation of new and updated regulations. The membership gives us the real opportunity to influence the change.

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