The second Breakfast of the SERES Training and Dissemination Plan on electronic invoicing took place on 1 October, in which the AOC Consortium took an active part. A total of 80 companies met at the NH Constanza in Barcelona where breakfast was held.
The head of the AOC Consortium's electronic invoicing service, Carles de Mena Tomé, explained the eFACT project and its relationship with the state public platform FACe, as well as resolving the doubts of those present.
For his part, Sergio Ruiz Mahillo, Director of the Iberia Business Unit at SERES, shared the implications of the new law. You can consult an analysis of the Law in the following link: Law Analysis
Finally, several practical examples of the implementation of an electronic invoice project in a company were shared from the beginning, with the difficulties and facilities encountered along the way, and the changes achieved after the adaptation.
