One screen to run e-invoicing and tax reporting across every subsidiary: documents sent and received, authority responses, rejections with the reason and the fix, inbound supplier invoices, e-reporting and VAT reconciliation. Built natively in NetSuite with SuiteScript 2.1, including the countries and flows NetSuite's e-invoicing SuiteApp doesn't cover yet.
Native SuiteScript 2.1Custom recordsXML / JSONInbound and outboundE-reportingZero data retention
How to use it. Press Show me in 2 minutes for a guided tour, or explore on your own. Click a country to compare native NetSuite with this build, click any document for its full trace, fix rejections, issue corrections, or simulate an outage to see documents queue and recover. Your gap report builds a list of deadlines and missing flows for the countries you pick. All companies, invoices and figures are sample data.
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The 2027 deadlines, where NetSuite's e-invoicing SuiteApp stops, and what this control centre adds. No sound.
Why build it natively? NetSuite's e-invoicing SuiteApp covers a growing list of countries, but not all of them, and not every flow: inbound purchase invoices, status reporting and 5-corner e-reporting are often missing. This control centre runs on custom records and SuiteScript 2.1 inside your own NetSuite account, so finance sees every document, every rejection and every report in one place, and nothing is stored outside NetSuite except what the law requires to pass through an authority or accredited provider. Mandate dates shown are as published or proposed at the time of writing and can change.
Want this control over your e-invoicing?
We build e-invoicing and tax reporting natively in NetSuite, country by country, with one dashboard for finance. If a 2027 or 2028 deadline is coming, let's talk.
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