EVIEDA runs outbound and inbound invoices through one platform: to customers, from suppliers, and to government portals. Here’s what that means in practice.
Outbound and inbound flows in a single view.
Every invoice traceable, from dispatch to receipt.
See where every invoice stands, and when the money should land.
Your ERP talks to EVIEDA over API or sFTP. EVIEDA handles the rest, per country and per recipient.
Europe’s e-invoicing network, both directions.
The platforms individual countries mandate for e-invoicing.
For customers that want suppliers to invoice through their portal.
For trading partners that run on EDI.
For recipients not yet receiving electronically.
Same scope, for whoever still wants paper.
ViDA (VAT in the Digital Age) is the EU package, adopted in 2025, that digitises invoicing and VAT reporting across the EU. Every member state fills in the details its own way.
The structured e-invoice becomes the norm for invoicing across the EU.
Member states no longer need EU approval to mandate e-invoicing, and they’re moving fast, each with its own platforms and formats.
By 2030, businesses will report intra-EU invoices to tax authorities almost in real time.
Every country doing it its own way means a new project every time, unless one layer sits in between. With EVIEDA, a new obligation is a configuration change.
More and more European countries mandate structured e-invoices. EVIEDA tracks them all. This is where things stand.
Mandatory today: Latvia, Germany, Poland, Belgium, France, Romania, Croatia, Italy. On the way to 2030: Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Lithuania, Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Czechia, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Malta, Cyprus.
Status: September 2026. Scope and phasing vary by country; the compliance scan shows exactly what it means for yours.
A 30-minute call. You leave with a per-country overview: which countries, which channels, where the manual work happens.
One connection to your ERP over API or sFTP. No ERP transformation project.
Formats and routes per country, channel and entity, tested before go-live.
Small changes take days after go-live. A new country or connection takes longer.
Which countries, which channels, and where the manual work happens, in an overview that’s yours to keep.
Implementation
True custom work
Based on annual volume and agreed scope: countries, entities, connections and channels. Never per user.
One contract, one monthly fee. A new country isn’t a separate invoice, though it can change the scope, and with it the monthly fee.
The country joins your existing contract. The scope, and the monthly fee, may change.
Five short questions, and you get an overview of where you stand per country.
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