eInvoicing growth metrics
The latest eInvoicing statistics for February 2026.
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Summary
- The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) eInvoicing team hosted a 5‑part eInvoicing webinar series last month. It saw strong engagement, with 1,500 registrations and 850 attendees coming together to learn, share, and build capability. Recordings of all 5 webinars are now available to watch on the eInvoicing website.
- The eInvoicing team also supported an Access Point Provider to deliver eInvoicing events for businesses and government agencies in Auckland and Wellington.
- February saw continued growth of the government eInvoicing network, with more agencies becoming enabled to send and receive eInvoices. This progress strengthens readiness across the system ahead of the requirement for agencies who must ensure large suppliers submit eInvoices from January 2027.
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: 51,941
- Monthly change: n/a – there is a reporting issue which we hope to resolve soon.
eInvoices received (monthly)
- Received this month: 43,741
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Cumulative eInvoices received: 749,309
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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: 10 March 2026