We are very excited to share that we have become a member of the STPE (Standardization Platform for E-invoicing). This platform is responsible for creating unity in all communication surrounding E-invoicing in the Netherlands, with a focus on increasing the implementation and use of E-invoicing throughout the country. As firm supporters and frontrunners in the field of E-invoicing, becoming a member was a logical step for us, as this platform enables us share to our knowledge and expertise with other frontrunners and participants.
The STPE was founded in 2018 and brought together more than 20 stakeholders with E-invoicing experience. The platform has two main goals; to jointly create and communicate a clear message about the usage of E-invoicing and to increase the implementation and use thereof in The Netherlands. These goals match Calvi’s efforts to promote standardization and unity in E-invoicing in the Telecoms industry.
Over the years, we have done a lot when it comes to E-invoicing. To name but a few: we developed our E-invoicing module, we got all Dutch telecom operators involved and helped determine the contents of the NLCIUS telecom format and became a certified PEPPOL access point. Working with a platform like STPE helps us respond more quickly to future developments and allows us to be part of a national and international network of industry experts. This way, we can share our knowledge, insights, and experience while learning and gathering insights from others. Because there’s always something new to learn, right?
If, after reading this, you have become excited to learn more about E-invoicing, you can always reach out to us. We would also like to refer you to our E-invoicing module page to read more about our vision and the solution we offer.
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