Maintaining a pioneering position in hospitality requires lean back-office operations. For a global hospitality operator, the challenge lies in balancing global expansion with the friction of local tax mandates.

The role of a service provider is shifting beyond data transmission to include active infrastructure resilience. For the past decade, the EDI and e-invoicing market was defined by efficiency – the goal was to accelerate end-to-end working capital cycles.

The Ministry for Communities and Territories Development of Ukraine has officially issued an order to connect the Comarch EDI electronic document management platform to the e-TTN (electronic consignment note) system’s test environment. 

There is an invisible friction point in modern hospitality where the warmth of a "guest-first" ethos meets the cold reality of global compliance.

Learn how structured data accelerates cash flow in AR (reduced DSO) and automates reconciliation in AP (increased STP). Unlock value across your financial ecosystem.

From 100% VAT fines to frozen payments, discover the aggressive penalties for failing e-invoicing mandates and why "waiting until next year" is a liability.

Is your ERP aligned with global CTC requirements? Discover why relying on native ERP creates compliance risks and how to implement a centralized data exchange layer.

For multinational enterprises, e-invoicing is a data strategy. Learn how to move from fragmented local solutions to a unified global compliance framework.

As governments accelerate digitization, staying compliant with global tax regulations is a critical challenge. Comarch e-Invoicing simplifies this complexity.

Belgium has reached a significant milestone, surpassing one million registered electronic invoice recipients on the Peppol network. This development marks a key step in the nation's progress towards digital tax compliance and automated B2B exchange.

Sending an e-invoice is only the start. What matters is whether it’s processed correctly across every system involved, and if your team can see and act on issues in time.

In mid-January, the French administration published the official list of accredited platforms (Plateformes Agréées) for the upcoming e-invoicing reform.