Case studies

Tell us your eInvoicing success story. Please email us at eInvoicing@mbie.govt.nz and you may be featured on our website.

Woolworths Group steps up for small business

With thousands of suppliers to pay every month, Woolworth’s group set out to enable faster payment of suppliers but also found significant efficiencies for its own operations and teams.

Support your suppliers

Behind Westpac’s latest step

Currently in New Zealand, it takes an average of 25.1 days for a small business to be paid. By reducing manual processing – and the potential for errors and delays – eInvoicing can speed up payment, and improve cash flow.

Improve your cashflow

Bookkeeper doesn’t miss deciphering invoices

eInvoicing saves time by not having to re-key or scan invoices, make corrections, or chase missing information. While you still need to apply your normal approval process before paying invoices, spending less time on admin allows greater focus on growing your business.

Bookkeepers benefit from eInvoicing

MBIE proves value of eInvoicing by paying their suppliers faster

The Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is getting its suppliers on board and showing them how much it can speed up payments.

Increase cashflow for SME suppliers

eInvoicing a “no-brainer” for sole-trader accountant

Using eInvoicing has been a revelation for sole-trader accountant Mike Higgins in how much time and hassle he can save in his own business and for his clients.

Reduce your admin time

Acume’s path to becoming a provider of hassle-free eInvoicing

Financial solutions specialist Acume wanted to provide an easy way for businesses of all sizes to benefit from eInvoicing.

Businesses of all sizes can use eInvoicing

KPMG: one of the first movers to Government’s new invoicing channel

KPMG uses eInvoicing with MBIE as they explore using the technology wider.

Become an industry leader with eInvoicing