As members of the EURINV19 consortium, Qvalia participated in the meeting that was celebrated on December 1 2020, to review the milestones achieved during the project and the next steps to take. The European Commission is funding the initiative through the CEF Telecom program.
The action aims to update the electronic invoicing platforms of five e-invoice operators, including Qvalia, to be fully compliant with the new European e-invoicing standard required syntaxes UBL and CII and the respective national legislation of their home countries and provide the compliant e-invoicing solution to end users.
The result is full compliance with the European standard objectives concerning international transactions.
Official project website
INEA’s website
Start of the project: 01/01/2020
Conclusion f the project: 30/04/2021
Agreement No.: INEA/CEF/ICT/A2019/1928191
Action No.: 2019-EU-IA-0037
Participating in the project are Universitat de València, LMT Group, Elcom, SATA, Trinity College, NetEDI, Generix Group France, Crediflow, Qvalia, Transalis, Easy Systems, Tatra Billing, Carrefour, and Althea.
The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of Qvalia and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the European Union.
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