Transalis joins EESPA to define the future of eInvoicing
As a member of EESPA (European eInvoicing Service Providers Association), Transalis are actively involved in defining best practices and influencing public policy decisions around eInvoicing and interoperable ecosystems.
What is EESPA and why does it matter for eInvoicing providers?
EESPA, the European eInvoicing Service Providers Association, brings together eInvoicing providers to define best practice and help shape public policy on interoperable eInvoicing across the European Union, which treats eInvoicing as a Digital Agenda priority. Membership signals that a provider is actively engaged in the standards and policy work shaping how eInvoicing develops, rather than simply following changes after they land.
Transalis joins EESPA to define the future of eInvoicing
The European Institutions and the Member States of the European Union have determined that eInvoicing is identified as a public policy priority based on the Digital Agenda for Europe.
As a member of EESPA (European eInvoicing Service Providers Association), Transalis are actively involved in defining best practices and influencing public policy decisions around eInvoicing and interoperable ecosystems.
Aniello Sabatino Co-founder and Joint Managing Director “Being part of EESPA represents a great forum in which Transalis can work with other like-minded organisations to bring positive change and policy improvement”
Paul Simpson Co-founder and Joint Managing Director said “Transalis has always been on the leading edge of technology advances. Working with EESPA to define how technology shapes the future of eInvoicing is an exciting area for Transalis to be involved in.”
Frequently asked questions
- What does EESPA membership mean for a business trading through Transalis?
EESPA membership means Transalis is directly involved in shaping the best practice and policy decisions that influence how eInvoicing works across Europe, rather than only reacting to changes. For customers, this supports confidence that their eInvoicing provider understands emerging interoperability standards and is positioned to keep pace with regulatory developments as they take shape.
- Why does the European Union treat eInvoicing as a policy priority?
The European Union has identified eInvoicing as a public policy priority under its Digital Agenda for Europe, recognising its role in making cross-border trade and document exchange more efficient. This drives ongoing work, including through bodies such as EESPA, to build interoperable eInvoicing ecosystems that work consistently across member states.
- What is a member's role within EESPA as an eInvoicing accreditation body?
As a member of EESPA, an eInvoicing provider works alongside other providers to help define best practice and influence public policy decisions on eInvoicing and interoperable ecosystems, contributing to how standards develop across Europe rather than simply adopting them once set.
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