E-Invoicing is gaining traction in Australia. Proof is by the uptake of cloud accounting software providers who are integrating this functionality into their platforms.

MoneyWorks is the latest software solution to add e-Invoicing as a standard to their capabilities. They have partnered with Link4, a Peppol accredited Access Point provider, to enable their users to send and receive e-Invoices through the MoneyWorks platform.

In 2020, the Australia Taxation Office (ATO) mandated e-Invoicing for government departments and agencies. The May budget also included $15.3 million towards increasing the adoption of e-Invoicing within Australia. Although e-Invoicing is not yet mandated for Australian businesses, cloud accounting firms have taken notice. They’re realising the benefits that e-Invoicing has for their clients, and how providing this service through their platform creates a seamless user experience.

“E-Invoicing is now being provided as standard by cloud accounting companies,” says Robin Sands, CEO of Link4. “Businesses don’t have to stop and think about it – it just happens seamlessly from within their accounting system allowing even the smallest of businesses to experience the benefits of e-Invoicing.”

Mandatory adoption of e-Invoicing is on the horizon, and MoneyWorks are already allowing their users to connect to the Peppol network starting from $0/month. “The benefits that e-Invoicing adoption brings are significant,” says Robin. “e-Invoicing saves time, money, is more accurate and much more secure than traditional methods of sending and receiving invoices.”

“It’s great to see that the latest version of MoneyWorks helps businesses adopt e-Invoicing in a very seamless way.”