As of January 1, 2025, e-invoicing is mandatory in the B2B sector in Germany. How can this requirement be implemented efficiently and in compliance with the law? With SAP Document and Reporting Compliance (SAP DRC) in combination with the SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP).
On June 23 and 24, I had the opportunity to attend the E-Invoicing Summit 2026 in Berlin. Two days filled with presentations, discussions, and insights into the latest developments surrounding electronic invoicing in Germany and Europe. My personal takeaway: The starting light for Germany’s major e-invoicing initiative has long since turned green. While some companies are already well on their way, others are still standing on the sidelines debating the ideal approach.
After comparing the topics and discussions at Peppol Conference Europe 2026 (June 16 & 17) in Brussels with those topics held a year ago, one major direction becomes unavoidable: The electronic invoicing in Europe (and beyond) has reached its tipping point.
Spain is aggressively driving the digitization of its economy. The focus is on two major goals: combating tax fraud and reducing late payments in business transactions. For companies operating in Spain, this means far-reaching regulatory changes to their invoicing processes.
