1 July 2026 · Systems
Getting Your Accounting / ERP System E-Invoicing Ready
Your accounting or ERP system must export every field the e-invoice format requires, connect to your accredited service provider, and produce validated invoices without manual rework. The work is: map your invoice fields, close data gaps, connect the ASP, and run test invoices during the pilot so your first mandatory invoice passes on day one.
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Cover the required fields
A missing or mis-mapped field is what fails validation, so map before you connect.
- List every field the structured invoice format requires.
- Map them to your current invoice template and data.
- Close gaps — TRNs, tax codes, item detail, totals.
- Standardise tax treatment (standard, zero-rated, exempt).
Wire in the ASP and rehearse
Use the voluntary pilot to catch issues before they cost you.
- Connect your system to the accredited service provider.
- Send test invoices and review validation results.
- Fix rejections and re-test until clean.
- Reconcile e-invoice data with your VAT reporting.
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Frequently Asked Questions
For businesses adapting their finance systems for e-invoicing.
Does my current accounting software support e-invoicing?
Many do or will via an ASP connector. The key is whether it can export the required structured fields — Exiloz reviews this for you.
What if my system cannot produce structured invoices?
You may need a connector, an upgrade, or a middleware step through your ASP. We assess the least disruptive path.
How long does integration take?
It varies by system and data quality, which is why starting during the July 2026 pilot is strongly advised.
Can Exiloz manage the integration?
Yes. We map fields, coordinate with your ASP, run test invoices and confirm your VAT reconciliation still ties out.
Connect your system the right way
Exiloz gets your accounting or ERP system e-invoicing ready and tested before go-live.