eInvoicing growth metrics
The latest eInvoicing statistics for November 2025.
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Summary
- The Australia–New Zealand Electronic Invoicing Board (ANZEIB) met in Sydney. Additionally, Minister Chris Penk and Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) officials met with Australian Ministers to discuss alignment of eInvoicing policies across both countries.
- The eInvoicing team held 2 webinars; one for large suppliers to the government and another for local government. The latter also covered prompt payment times as well as eInvoicing 101. Overall, there were nearly 600 registrations and had over 400 attendees.
- 8 government agencies implemented send and / or receive capability in the last month. The remaining 27 agencies are on track to implement by January 2026.
- A major telecommunications company can now receive eInvoices and is working on being able to send eInvoices in 2026.
Note: to allow timely publishing of this report, the monthly eInvoices received and active users graphs reports data from the previous month.
Total registrations to date
- New businesses registered: 51,886
- Monthly change: 197
eInvoices received (monthly)
- Received this month: 51,088 (+1,830)
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Cumulative eInvoices received: 610,176
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Central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices
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Active Users (monthly)
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Last updated: 05 December 2025