Just wondering what kind of format does invoice-dragon use to accept invoice data.
If it's not fully defined yet, then just a heads up that I found that there is now this Peppol system that is being used in Europe, North America and the Asia Pacific. And relatively recently in 2019, the Australian Government adopted the Peppol framework as well as explained in https://www.ato.gov.au/business/einvoicing/peppol/ .
Searching the net, there is this reference to Peppol Invoicing and Self-Billing specification plus examples in https://github.com/A-NZ-PEPPOL/A-NZ-PEPPOL-BIS-3.0 which may be of some use to you. As it defines some sort of XML schema for digital invoice. Might be handy to be able to preview such eInvoice as a paper style invoice.
Just wondering what kind of format does invoice-dragon use to accept invoice data.
If it's not fully defined yet, then just a heads up that I found that there is now this Peppol system that is being used in Europe, North America and the Asia Pacific. And relatively recently in 2019, the Australian Government adopted the Peppol framework as well as explained in https://www.ato.gov.au/business/einvoicing/peppol/ .
Searching the net, there is this reference to Peppol Invoicing and Self-Billing specification plus examples in https://github.com/A-NZ-PEPPOL/A-NZ-PEPPOL-BIS-3.0 which may be of some use to you. As it defines some sort of XML schema for digital invoice. Might be handy to be able to preview such eInvoice as a paper style invoice.