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Summary

Contact point

ITL, Tieto

Sirli Heinsoo sirli.heinsoo@itl.ee

Date16th November 2017
VenueSwissotel, Tallinn
Room capacity100+
Target audience (and expected number of attendees)

Small and Medium sized Enterprises

Public Authorities

Participants

More than 100 participants from Estonia, Finland and Latvia participated in the workshop held by ITL, through CEF-funded eInvoicing project and OpenPEPPOL. Presentations from Latvia, OpenPEPPOL and Finland as well as implementation section from CEF eInvoicing team was showcased. Participants was users, SMEs, banks and some public authorities.


Questions during CEF presentation:

Q: Is it not correct that the Nordic countries after introducing eInvoicing realised that it would have been better to implement other eProcurement business processes first rather than eInvoicing?

A: Not entirely; we realised afterwards that eInvoicing was just the beginning of the 10 year long trip towards full digital eProcurement. In some countries is has been more obvious to start in other places like eTendering or eOrdering, so the process the Nordic countries has been through does not need to be the right one for you.

Q: Is the Translation building block being used within eInvoicing?

A: We have not seen the reuse of translation building block within eInvoicing, but it has been used by other parts of the full eProcurement cycle - So, it does work.


Content and topics to be covered 

Please comment on the table below to let us know your preferable module session. Feel free to comment on specific topics you would like to see covered, so we can adapt the module session according to the target audience needs and expectations.

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#ModulesYour choice
1Introduction to eInvoicingX
2The legal background
3The European norm and its content
4Infrastructure based on the eDelivery DSI architectureX
5eInvoicing from a user perspective (including ordering and payments)
6Examples of early adopters of large scale eInvoicing – lessons learnedX
7Basic XML using examples from the EN-syntaxes + mapping/conversion considerations
8XML Validation mechanisms
9Understanding OASIS UBL 2.1
10Understanding UN/CEFACT CII D16B
11Funding and grants for e-InvoicingX
12Introduction to the eInvoice DSI resources and toolsX
13Introduction to CEF Digital and e-Invoice readiness checkerX


Logistics

MaterialNotes
  •  Computer

  •  Projector

  •  Microphone headset (if needed)

other


Communication channels

NameChannel (e.g. LinkedIn group, internal network, news platform, Twitter...)Target audienceContent to be sharedDate
TwitterITL twitter

16th Nov 2017
WebpageITL webpage

16th Nov 2017

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