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Integration with electronic invoicing is one of the challenges that customers must face when implementing an ERP in most Latin American countries.

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Clients must commonly choose an intermediate provider who is in charge of validating and informing the government agency of the issuance of the electronic invoice.

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The problem is that all providers handle different integration modalities, and each interface results in an almost tailor-made development for each client in each country.

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This brings complexities at the time of implementation of the new system due to the developments, the necessary tests, adding time and budget to the project.

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Once the client goes live, they will need support on that interface, in addition to system support, and support from the electronic invoice provider.  

 

Every time a new version of the systems comes out, or every time there is a regulatory change, all parties must intervene again to ensure proper operation.

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When a client has operations in more than one country, this problem is multiplied by each country that it adds.

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