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Read MoreAt June 18th 2009, the CEN/ISSS E-invoice Phase II held an open meeting in Brussels. The purpose of this meeting was to present the public with the more or less final results based on the objectives of this Phase II workshop:
An adoption programme for increased electronic invoicing in European business processes.
1. Compliance of electronic invoice implementations with Council Directive 2001/115/EC and the national legislation regarding electronic invoices;
2. Cost effective authenticity and integrity of electronic invoices and related business documents regardless of formats and technologies;
3. Implementation of compliant electronic invoice systems in using emerging technologies and business processes;
4. A framework for the emerging network infrastructure of ‘invoice operators’ throughout Europe.
These are the presentations that were held during this day.