Our eInvoicing solutions provide fully automated workflows to meet all VAT mandate requirements via a single point of access. Designed as a fully integrated service with real-time reporting, this is a cost effective solution supporting the productivity of your accounts payable and accounts receivable functions
What is eInvoicing?
Transalis eInvoicing solutions deliver cost savings to your business by removing manual data entry for the accounts payable team and single point of service to your accounts receivable team to ensure country specific VAT compliant processes are met and invoices get paid.
The cost benefits of automated AP and AR processes are well understood, many businesses however, still operate manual processes. With the advent of European and UK eInvoice legislation, manual data processing and PDF invoices will no longer be an option.
Transalis eInvoice solutions are designed to integrate with existing accounting applications so that existing AP and AR functions remain unchanged, making user adoption simple.
Accounts Payable
If your business trades with businesses globally, you will be familiar with the impact eInvoice mandates are having on your business. At the very least, different digital formatted invoices and multiple web portals to access and download a readable invoice are now a part of the daily process.
AP Automation standardises all inbound invoices into a single format your accounting system can import directly, removing all the complexity and workarounds.
Accounts Receivable
eInvoice compliance has complicated the process of getting paid. Across Europe there are currently four different eInvoice clearance models. This has led to many of our customers having to consider using multiple service providers to ensure country compliance, adding complexity and cost.
Single point of access to reduce costs and complexity
Transalis eInvoice solutions provide a single point of access to submit country specific invoices removing the need for in-county service providers.
Error identification & troubleshooting power
Failed statuses clearly pinpoint the source of errors for faster diagnosis. This minimises back-and-forth between teams by providing precise, actionable insights.
Speed up correction cycles
Reduce reliance on support while accelerating correction cycles and resolution times.
Full visibility via a single dashboard
Our eInvoicing solution provides a single, unified interface to manage invoicing across multiple countries. This eliminates the need to switch between different systems or platforms for each jurisdiction. It simplifies operations while ensuring consistency in user experience globally.
Via a single dashboard you have visibility into the current status of an invoice, providing you with clarity on exactly what’s happening at every stage. Issues can be identified and addressed faster, enabling quicker resolution and smoother operations.
Instant access to the data that matters
Advanced search capabilities allow users to filter invoices by multiple criteria and refine results further for precise insights.
Full visibility into invoice data ensures complete transparency and supports audit readiness at any time. Users gain clear insight into exactly what has been shared with tax authorities, enhancing compliance and confidence.
Search by multiple criteria
Search by multiple criteria enables users to quickly locate invoices using a combination of filters such as date, status, country, entity, or invoice number, making large datasets easy to navigate.
Search within results
Search within results allows users to further refine an existing set of filtered data, helping them drill down faster to find exactly what they need without restarting the search.
Reduce costs, increase efficiency even further through eInvoicing automation.
Using an invoice processing solution offers greater visibility, connectivity and simplicity.
At Transalis, we know that supply networks are growing ever more complex.
It is not unusual for an organisation to receive invoices via PDF, scan, email or by post from their suppliers. For organisations receiving a high volume of documents in varying formats, processing these documents manually and individually is an arduous and costly task.
Equally, on the global stage, many countries have either pledged to introduce or have already introduced legislation that mandates eInvoicing for both B2B and B2G suppliers. Therefore businesses that have international supply networks are likely to increasingly be met with complicated VAT compliance requirements.
Digitally transform invoice processing with Transalis
Our invoice processing solutions focus on these challenges to digitally transform both AP and AR processes, which significantly save on costs and increase efficiency for our clients.
AR Automation

Transalis AR Automation digitises your accounts receivable (AR) invoicing, ensuring compliance with growing tax mandates like CTCs and VAT. Supporting protocols like PEPPOL, our solution simplifies communications and ensures seamless, efficient compliance.
AP Automation

Transalis AP Automation eliminates the manual rekeying and processing of invoices coming into accounts payable (AP). Significantly save on overhead costs and speed up invoice approval. Achieve 60-80% ROI with our solution for this known cost centre.
AR Automation

Transalis AR Automation digitises your Accounts Receivable (AR) invoice processes across your entire trading network, ensuring compliance with different protocols, such as PEPPOL, ultimately making communications simpler and more efficient.
AP Automation

Transalis AP Automation eliminates the manual rekeying and processing of invoices coming into Accounts Payable (AP). Significantly save on overhead costs and speed up invoice approval. Achieve 60-80% ROI with our solution for this known cost centre.
How this looks for AP
Accounts payable is a known cost centre for any business. According to research conducted by Transalis, it costs businesses an average of £1.95 per document to manually process. For AP teams processing a high volume of invoices, the overheads really rack up! Therefore, reducing this cost whilst also increasing efficiency needs to be a priority in any digital transformation strategy.
Our AP Automation solution achieves an average ROI between 60%-80%, by reducing the overheads needed to manually process and rekey invoice data.
AP automation solutions work by converting all incoming invoices, regardless of format, into standardised digital files that are fed directly into your AP systems and other applications.
Automating the AP function means:
- Less overheads required to manually re-key data
- Reduced error-rate and faster processing of invoices
- Opportunities to benefit from early payment discounts
See how much you could save with Transalis AP Automation
How this looks for AR
The main objective for the accounts receivable department is the fast approval and payment of their outgoing invoices. Therefore, digitising and automating admin processes in this area has a huge impact on increasing efficiency and improving cash-flow.
For AR teams that issue invoices to international connections, there are additional obstacles regarding new eInvoicing mandates. Governments globally are keen to close their VAT gaps, and are increasingly introducing legislation that requires the electronic processing and reporting of invoices for both B2B and B2G connections.
Therefore an AR solution must be able to:
- Comply with international invoicing protocols
- Simplify communications with trading partners
- Reduce admin time and error-rates
Our AR Automation solution can do all of this and more. Invoices are raised and sent to trading connections digitally with minimal manual intervention. International requirements for RTR (Real-Time Reporting), PEPPOL and other eInvoice protocols are followed. The ability to integrate with your chosen business applications means even greater visibility of invoice status. Overall, this solution ensures efficient and near-error-free AR invoice processing.
Transalis AR Automation is entirely customisable.
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Building the Future of eInvoicing in the UK: Insights from the First Technical Development Workshop
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Transalis are defining the future of UK eInvoicing for all VAT invoices
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How eInvoicing Reduces Accounts Payable Costs for £5m–£50m Revenue Companies
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AP costs rising as your business grows? eInvoicing removes manual work, reduces exceptions, and delivers immediate, measurable savings for mid-market finance teams.
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eInvoicing in Europe: Upcoming deadlines in 2026
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From 2026, France, Poland, and Belgium mandate B2B eInvoicing, with other EU countries to follow. Get the key info about VAT reporting requirements shaping eInvoicing in Europe.
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