eInvoicing growth metrics

The latest eInvoicing statistics for June 2025.

eInvoicing dashboard graphic. eInvoicing statistics for June 2025. Full descriptive breakdown of each chart below.

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Summary

  • There was strong growth in eInvoicing volumes in May. This was driven by a strong increase in active users exchanging eInvoices, plus continued growth in sending by government suppliers and a large hardware retailer.
  • A large telco company, who is a member of the eInvoicing Adoption Leaders Group, recently went live with sending eInvoices. They plan a phased rollout to customers for project related work which will see further growth in eInvoicing volumes.
  • June continued to be busy with eInvoicing events:
    • A Westpac Smart Series eInvoicing event in Wellington (panel discussion with eInvoicing experts and Hon Chris Penk)
    • A government Procure to Pay Community of Practice was attended by 80 attendees from 50 agencies that are working towards implementing and scaling up eInvoicing 
    • A presentation to Treasury’s wider government Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Forum.

Note: to allow timely publishing of this report, the monthly eInvoice volumes graph above reports data from the previous month.

Businesses registered (monthly cumulative)

Chart image showing Businesses registered for the last 15 months. Full chart description and data table found below.
  • New businesses registered: 52,023 (+358)
  • Month-on-month growth: 0.7%

eInvoices received (monthly)

Chart image showing monthly eInvoices received from July 2024 to May 2025. Full chart description and table data found below.
  • Received this month: 46,420 (+6,357) +16%
  • Active senders: 11,511 (+2.9k)

  • Cumulative eInvoices received: 363,812

Central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices

Infographic showing the number of central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices. Full infographic description and data below.
Last updated: 10 July 2025