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Summary

Contact point

Maria Fotiou -

mf@talos-rtd.com

Christos Papamarkides – cpapamarkides@deloitte.com

Date26th & 27th September 2017
VenueNicosia, Cyprus
Room capacity100+
Target audience (and expected number of attendees)

•Public authorities
•Private entities
•Policy makers
•Members of standardisation bodies
•eInvoicing implementers for:
•Software services
•Solution providers


List of invitees

97 participants from public authorities, agencies, commissionaires as well as private sector entities.


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.


#ModulesYour choice
1Introduction to eInvoicingx
2The legal backgroundx
3The European norm and its contentx
4Infrastructure based on the eDelivery DSI architecturex
5eInvoicing from a user perspective (including ordering and payments)x
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 checker


Questions to/from the audience - incl. FAQ from previous Implementation Workshops

QuestionResponseNo of feedback etcAction

Do you have a profile at CEF Digital?

A few participants do


Do you see other areas where trainings or webinars could be of interest?


The European standard requires a very high level of information quality. Can this prove to be a challenge in your coming implementation?




Validation is a central function in the European standard. Are the service providers ready for the technology?


CIUS – benefits and challenges, what is your opinion?




Which eInvoicing formats are you currently using?




Is CEF eDelivery/PEPPOL relevant for you?


Has anyone here applied earlier or intending to do so in this years call?


Do the public entities in this country have electronic workflow support for managing invoices (paper/scanned/electronic)?Both paper and scanned versions of invoices is handled through the participants administrations

How many are connected to PEPPOL?




How many here knows about EDIfact - as part of the past syntaxes within eInvoicing - ?None

Should the invoice be validated to see if there is errors in it, and can you then reject the invoice?Yes, if the invoice is not following the rules of the standard it can be rejected or part of it can be declined.Question from 1 participant
How does it work with extensions for specific markets/domains - electricity as an example - work?The extensions is used after bilateral agreement - a seller can not require you to accept their extension, but you as a public authority could create an extension which could be required.Question from 1 audience
  • follow-up question to above - can we not then use CIUS?
Yes, but it is a problem to general interoperability in Europe or across domains, since a CIUS could be a showstopper for other service providers systems which is not compliant with the CIUS.Comment related to above
Does Sweden or Denmark have eInvoice examples for electricity to give an example?Yes, it is possible to use specific versions of the eInvoice for usage within the certain domain and there is eInvoicing examples for telecom, electricity etc.Questions from 1 participant
Does the standard only support B2G or could it be used also for B2B?Yes, the experience tells us that in due time also B2B will take the B2G dominant standard and make it the mandatory standard for the private sector.Question from 1 participant







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