- Compulsory electronic invoicing in France will require significant changes in administrative and commercial processes for all French companies by July 1, 2024.
- Partner platforms like B2Brouter are helping customers comply with the new regulations. Partner Dematerialization Platforms (PDP) play a key role in the transmission of electronic invoices between actors and are trusted partners of the French administration.
- PDPs must adhere to specific criteria and provide value-added services such as secure storage, electronic signature, and integration with ERP systems.
- Dematerialization Operators (OD) allow companies to issue and receive electronic invoices but are not authorized to transmit sensitive data.
- The Public Billing Portal (PPF) is a free alternative to PDPs for transmitting data. The PPF is a public portal that allows companies to enter invoice data and transmit it to the administration.
Source B2B Router
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