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Moving away from paper-based document exchange and going digital is just the beginning. At Comarch, we're constantly working on new, unconventional, and groundbreaking features that may as well be thought of as steps towards e-Invoicing 2.0.
This is why we made them the central themes of our new two-part e-book series - to showcase Comarch's latest technological achievements in e-invoicing and explain how and why they make all the difference. Are you ready?
Here, you will learn how the artificial intelligence and machine learning technology we developed helped us move past the boundaries of traditional document exchange systems, thus improving the performance, reliability, security, and the UX of our e-invoicing platforms.
In this material, we will show you how you can start and configure your e-invoicing system in seconds using our self-onboarding tools. We will also touch upon some key improvements to creating an invoice, such as the new document wizards, PO flips, and autonomous data collection.