This information is designed to assist in understanding the results generated as part of the eInvoicing Value Assessment report
- Executive summary
- Business case considerations
- Invoicing maturity
- Risk of invoice fraud
- Cost-benefit calculations
- Implementation project overview
- How to get started
Please note: This page is to be read in conjunction with the eInvoicing Value Assessment results. This tool is currently undergoing beta testing and as such the results may change over time, and content on this page may change as well.
This assessment provides insights for determining how Peppol eInvoicing can benefit your organisation. It will help you contextualise and articulate the value of Peppol for your business, including potential savings and other benefits, such as improving cyber security, performance on environmental, social and governance objectives, and compliance with reporting obligations such as the Payment Times Reporting Scheme.
Each business environment is unique, so this report does not seek to address all your unique circumstances. However, it will provide sufficient information to start conversations with internal stakeholders and guide further discovery to support your decision to prioritise Peppol adoption in your business.
While any business could use this assessment, it is designed for medium to large businesses that send and/or receive many invoices (25,000 or more). In this assessment, the total number of invoices and the adoption rate help determine your savings, the return on investment, and payback period. If your number of invoices is low, these indicators could be low or negative.
Important information
The ATO:
- provides the eInvoicing value assessment and the reports it generates (collectively ‘the Assessment’) “as is” and without charge,
- gives no express or implied warranties (and to the full extent permitted by law excludes all statutory warranties) in relation to the Assessment (including as to its performance or fitness for a particular purpose), and
- will not be liable in any way for any loss or damage (including special, indirect, or consequential) arising from, or in connection with, the Assessment or its use or performance.
This report is provided as and for general information purposes only, and should not be taken as constituting, or being a substitute for, professional advice. You should conduct your own research, and use your own judgement and discretion, in relation to any decisions you make regarding your implementation of eInvoicing.