eInvoicing growth metrics

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Summary

• eInvoicing volumes have stabilised at a higher level after onboarding by a large hardware retailer. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is working with potential high volume senders and supporting government suppliers to send eInvoices.
• Most government agencies in-scope for new eInvoicing requirements have confirmed they are on track to meet the January 2026 deadline. Nearly one third have already implemented.
• May saw a busy month of partner-hosted eInvoicing events. This included:
  • A Westpac Smart Series eInvoicing event in Auckland which included a panel discussion with eInvoicing experts and Hon Minister Penk.
  • An eInvoicing seminar for Japanese companies in Auckland, hosted by the Japan Peppol Authority and Office of the Japanese Consulate-General in collaboration with MBIE.
  • Presentations at the Procurement and Supplier Association (PASA) conference, and a University of Auckland lecture for accounting students. 

Government introduces stronger requirements for eInvoicing in New Zealand

eInvoicing seminar engages Japanese business community in Auckland

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

Businesses registered (monthly cumulative)

eInvoices received (monthly)

Central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices