Change in any large organisation can be challenging, especially when it comes to IT. For Waipā District Council, with a goal to improve the efficiency of its systems and processes, implementing eInvoicing turned out to be a smooth process.
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.
Since going live with receive capability in July 2023 as at May, 13.4% of all MSD departmental invoices are processed as eInvoices – 94% of which are paid within 5 days.
Read these software providers’ stories and how they have made it easy for businesses to benefit from eInvoicing.
Pāmu (Landcorp), New Zealand’s largest farming business and an early mover, is transforming its invoice processing by adopting eInvoicing. With their P2P system, Basware, already in place as a certified eInvoicing access point provider, implementation was seamless — allowing Pāmu to start quickly shifting away from processing PDF-based documents.
Find out more on how New Zealand businesses are realising the benefits from implementing eInvoicing.
No more headaches chasing up clients about confusing invoices. That’s what bookkeeper and tax agent Stella Vockins most enjoys about using eInvoicing for her Manawatu business Count Me In Ltd.
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As a small business owner, Brenda Ratcliff is putting her best foot forward to adopt and realise the benefits of new technology to streamline her business processes.
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