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Use cases play a key central role in the implementation of the French electronic invoicing reform framework.
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Instruits dans la norme AFNOR XP Z12-014, les 44 cas d’usage visent à encadrer la diversité des situations rencontrées par les entreprises, bien au-delà du simple schéma d’émission d’une facture dite « standard ».

Découvrez notre webinar avec Cyrille Sautereau, Président de la FNFE et président du groupe Facture Electronique de la commission AFNOR pour découvrir comment traiter les principaux cas d’usage : facture d’acompte, facture déjà payée au moment de son émission, facture multi-commandes…

Au programme :

– Les principaux cas d’usage
– Yooz, la plateforme agréée qui vous permet une transition sereine vers la FE
– Démo de la solution en live
– Questions / Réponses
Avec Yooz, anticipez sereinement les impacts de la réforme sur votre organisation.

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Yooz provides the smartest, most powerful, and easiest-to-use cloud-based E-invoicing and Purchase-to-Pay (P2P) automation solution. It delivers unmatched savings, speed, and security with affordable zero-risk subscriptions to more than 5,000 customers and 300,000 users worldwide.

Yooz’s unique solution leverages Artificial Intelligence and RPA technologies to deliver an amazing level of automation with extreme simplicity, traceability, and end-to-end customisable features It integrates E-invoicing and AP Automation into information systems or ERPs with more than 250 native connectors, exceeding any other solution on the market.

Yooz is a fast-growing, award-winning, SaaS innovator that is the perfect fit for mid-size organisations across all sectors. It has been recognised as a Great Place to Work®, AP Automation Software Top Performer by Featured Customers, Top 100 Fastest Growing Products by G2, Top AP Solution Provider by CFO Tech Outlook, AP/ Invoicing Product of the Year Winner by Document Manager, and Top 50 Company to Watch by Spend Matters.

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