Supplier invoices arrive already read
They land in the workspace rather than in an inbox, whatever format they were sent in. Nothing is rekeyed and nothing waits on somebody opening an attachment.

Enobase E-Invoicing
Issue on the Peppol network in the format the law requires, take your suppliers' invoices in as records, and read both directions on the records they already run on.
What leaves is the structured document the network carries. What you and your customer open is the same invoice, down to the line, carrying what was quoted beside what was actually delivered.
A rejected invoice, one with no order behind it, a customer past term. Each lands as a single row with the action it needs beside it.
What you issue and what you take in, week by week. Every bar is invoices the network actually carried, not a count somebody kept by hand.
Your accounting, your commerce and your banks read the same invoices, on the same customers and the same figures, with no export in between.
The invoice is generated from an accepted quote, a subscription, a project, logged time or delivered products. The customer, the tax treatment and the payment terms are read from the records they already sit on, and the document itself is yours to lay out.
Supplier invoices arrive in dozens of formats and get rekeyed by hand. Enobase reads each one, proposes the order it belongs to, and puts what it cannot decide in front of a person.
They land in the workspace rather than in an inbox, whatever format they were sent in. Nothing is rekeyed and nothing waits on somebody opening an attachment.
Lines, totals, VAT bases and references come out as fields, against the order they belong to. Each reading arrives carrying the record it is about, to accept or refuse.
An approved invoice is checked against the network before it leaves. Reachable, and it goes out and reports back on its own. Unreachable, and it is held with the reason on the record rather than failing quietly.
What changes once compliance runs on the records the sale already produced.
What teams ask before their first structured invoice leaves.
In Belgium, yes. Since 1 January 2026 a domestic B2B invoice between VAT-registered companies has to be a structured electronic invoice sent over the Peppol network, and paper and PDF are no longer accepted between businesses. Other EU countries run their own timetables ahead of the European deadline. Enobase issues the structured format wherever a country requires one.
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