Solifi launches e-Invoicing solution for global invoice requirements

Solifi has launched an e-Invoicing solution designed to help secured finance providers manage electronic invoice exchange and reporting requirements across different jurisdictions.

Solifi e-Invoicing integrates structured invoice exchange with billing, accounts receivable and accounts payable activity managed through the company’s software.

The solution formats and exchanges machine-readable invoice data through supported government platforms and e-Invoicing networks, while also supporting inbound invoice receipt, document validation, exchange-status monitoring and transaction reporting where required.

The launch comes as governments introduce and expand mandatory e-Invoicing regimes, creating additional requirements for finance providers and other organisations operating across multiple countries.

Solifi said its approach integrates e-Invoicing requirements into existing invoicing workflows rather than requiring separate country-specific systems and integrations.

The solution uses technology from Avalara to provide connectivity with supported government platforms and e-Invoicing networks. Avalara provides network connectivity and reporting capabilities for relevant country requirements, while Solifi integrates these services with its billing, accounts receivable and accounts payable processes.

Solifi’s first e-Invoicing customer has begun implementing the solution in France and plans to extend the rollout to additional countries during 2026 and 2027.

Initial implementations are focused on customers using Solifi’s PM-ILS platform in supported countries and networks. Availability will depend on factors including the countries in which customers operate, their invoice flows, Solifi products and existing integration requirements.