The introduction of the mandatory e-invoice shifts the focus away from the mere PDF towards structured data. This is particularly noticeable in the service description: what was previously often outsourced to attachments, service specifications or delivery notes must now at least essentially be in the data file of the e-invoice itself.
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The modernisation of monolithic ERP systems through artificial intelligence (AI) does not start with algorithms, but with a clear understanding. Companies must first analyse how their existing ERP system is structured, where operational bottlenecks arise and what specific potential AI offers
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Spanish companies are facing a turning point in their digital accounting.
Read MoreThe e-invoicing regulations in Europe
Electronic invoicing is no longer a topic of the future, but is becoming a legal requirement in many European countries. Driven by EU initiatives such as ViDA (VAT in the Digital Age), a patchwork of national regulations with an increasingly binding character is emerging. For companies - especially SMEs - this means that the transition from paper-based or PDF invoices to structured, machine-readable e-invoices is no longer optional, but a regulatory necessity
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Read MoreConvert SAP Business One to camt.053 now
From 1 November 2025, the widely used MT940 format for electronic account statements will no longer be supported. Companies using SAP solutions such as SAP Business One will therefore have to switch to the SEPA-based XML format camt.053. This changeover is not only technically necessary, but also offers the opportunity to organise existing financial processes more efficiently.
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There is no special module for managing loans and loan postings in SAP Business One. Nevertheless, companies, especially in the SME sector, need to record loans taken out and repaid in a clear and comprehensible manner. These processes relate to liquidity planning, reporting and tax valuation.
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