This 2024 European edition of the Exchange Summit, titled “Balancing Local and Global Needs in E-Invoicing & E-Reporting“, will dive into the intricacies of e-invoicing across borders applicable to both businesses and their e-invoicing providers. The summit also discusses practical issues that companies and e-invoicing providers encounter when supporting and implementing new mandates.
The 3-day conference, held in Prague, Czech Republic, will feature keynotes, roundtables, case studies, panel discussions with prominent e-invoicing experts and service providers, as well as exhibitions of the leading industry partners. It is the perfect occasion for businesses and service providers alike to learn more about the latest trends & evolutions in the worlds of e-invoicing & e-reporting.
Roundtable session hosted by The Invoicing Hub
Michael Walther, co-founder of The Invoicing Hub and member of the GENA Project Office, is scheduled to lead a roundtable on enhanced B2B interoperability titled “Pushing the Boundaries of Enhanced B2B Interoperability via Peppol: GENA/Peppol Incubation Project” on September 24 (Tuesday) at 2:30 PM. The topic will also discussed during the GENA Academy workshop on September 23 (Monday).
Additionally, some of The Invoicing Hub’s associated consultants will also moderate roundtable sessions:
- “How to Become a Partner Dematerialisation Platforms (PDP) in France“, by Lucien Gimenez, Trainer and Expert in Audit and E-Invoicing
- “Q&A Session on Technical Aspects of Applying the 4 Corner and 5 Corner Model in Peppol“, by Philip Helger, Peppol Specialist, Open Source solution provider and e-Invoicing Expert
Exchange Summit Prague 2024 Agenda
The full agenda is available on the Exchange Summit website.
Key topics include:
- Preparing for E-Invoicing from a Finance, IT, and Tax Perspective
- Global Update on Peppol
- State of CTC in the EU and Globally
- Latest Update on B2B Mandate in Germany
- E-Invoicing as a Catalyst for Supply Chain Transformation
- Latest Updates on ViDA
- E-Invoicing as Enabler for Proactive and Personalised E-Services in a Real-Time Economy
- Country updates of Serbia, Poland, Estonia, Belgium, France and Hungary
