Outbound eInvoicing
Start from a governed Quote360 invoice, check issuer and country rules, manage submission status and preserve the authoritative response.
Bring electronic invoice preparation, tax-policy decisions, customer delivery, supplier intake and financial evidence into one connected operating model—from Quote360 through Accounting360.
Country requirements, structured formats and live fiscal-provider connectivity are available only when independently approved for the selected issuer and jurisdiction.
Built for finance teams, accounting practices and organizations that need to manage electronic invoice obligations without fragmented processes or repeated data entry.
Start from a governed Quote360 invoice, check issuer and country rules, manage submission status and preserve the authoritative response.
Register supplier sources, review structured evidence, trace purchase orders and goods receipts, and route exceptions into AP review.
Search invoices, view original PDFs, print copies, email customers, track delivery and assign the next permitted action.
Maintain the original invoice lineage, allocate corrections to source lines and enforce independent approval before legal replacement.
Keep invoice, functional, tax-reporting, payment and settlement currencies separate, with governed FX evidence and reconciliation.
Review approvals, original hashes, country-policy decisions, verified delivery status, rejected documents and audit history.
Explore the process for each document type. Country requirements are never inferred from a generic product configuration.
Quote360 original invoice and independent checker
Issuer status, tax policy, currency and document schema
Certified country/provider route when available
Authority outcome, buyer receipt, Accounting360 evidence
Illustrative guided experience. Actual configured workflow steps and availability depend on your authorized tenant and jurisdiction.
Designed for operators—not just technical administrators. The manager keeps advanced modules available while guiding users from a selected invoice to the next permitted action.
| Work item | State | Next action |
|---|---|---|
| Customer invoice Original document | Needs review | Approve exact revision |
| Fiscal decision Country requirements | Controlled | Confirm registered issuer |
| Supplier invoice Incoming structured source | Quarantined | Verify supplier & PO/GRN |
| Customer delivery Original-copy communication | Receipt pending | Check provider delivery |
The platform distinguishes an invoice's commercial state from structured validation, network exchange, tax-authority acceptance and accounting posting. Each jurisdiction must have its own approved requirements and connectivity.
Identify transaction type, issuer tax identity, approved country pack, document class and effective rule version.
Check source identity and currency; apply jurisdiction-appropriate XSD, codelists and Schematron only when independently approved.
Use accredited connectivity where required; retain genuine accepted, rejected, unresolved and corrected outcomes separately.
Use role-scoped access, independent approvals, protected evidence, notification receipts and retention policies appropriate to the country.
Important: Support for any specific country's legal mandate or tax-authority interface is confirmed during onboarding. A PDF copy is not automatically a compliant structured eInvoice.
Integration and automated processing depend on the products enabled for each organization and on the relevant approved data, identity and provider contracts.
Transactions may involve several currencies. eInvoice360 should preserve the legal document currency while separately recording tax-reporting obligations, payment-provider conversions and actual settlements.
| Currency dimension | Purpose | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Invoice | Original commercial and legal document | Never silently replaced by payment or settlement currency |
| Functional | Legal-entity accounting books | Governed rate snapshot, precision and rounding reconciliation |
| Tax reporting | Country-specific VAT or statutory declaration | Separately approved statutory rate and authority where applicable |
| Payment tender | Currency accepted by a payment provider | Gateway conversion tracked independently of the invoice |
| Settlement | Actual funds paid out by a provider | Only recorded from verified settlement evidence |
A commercial proposal can include the platform subscription, invoice throughput, users, entities, fiscal-country coverage and applicable network/provider charges. PricingHub resolves the approved terms for your organization.
Choose a base subscription and expand only the capacity your organization needs. Country-specific provider, setup and statutory fees are confirmed before activation.
Published catalogue references are indicative until confirmed by an approved commercial offer. Provider fees, local taxes and country accreditation are assessed separately.
Choose the right scope for your business. Final prices and available countries are confirmed through PricingHub.
Included monthly documents and additional transaction packs
Authorized people, branches and legal-entity scope
Approved jurisdictions and issuer registrations
Storage, AI credits, onboarding and approved integrations
No. A PDF can be a human-readable copy. A structured eInvoice may require particular XML syntax, exchange networks, clearance or reporting depending on the country.
Country-specific connectivity is subject to local legal requirements, approved issuer registrations, accredited providers and commissioned integration routes.
It supports controlled requests, original document tracking and independent review. Legally issuing a credit or replacement follows the relevant country and authority process.
Yes, where the payment integration permits it. The original invoice currency should remain unchanged; settlement rates and amounts require their own verified evidence.
Product eligibility, standalone or bundle requirements and country availability are confirmed through the approved Numerish commercial offer before subscription activation.
The manager distinguishes queued, sent, delivered and failed communication states. A delivery provider receipt does not in itself prove tax-authority acceptance.
Discuss your issuing countries, document volumes, suppliers, current finance systems and integration requirements with the Numerish team.