Opinion results of the e.FACT service self-study course

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Source: Satisfaction Survey e.FACT course (February 2015)


Source: Satisfaction Survey e.FACT course (February 2015)

In addition to participating in various information days on electronic invoicing throughout the territory, the AOC Consortium also organizes virtual training courses on the e.FACT service. The aim of the courses is to make this service known, to know what its main characteristics and possibilities of integration are and to know the added value that this service can provide.

These e-learning courses they allow to extend the training throughout the territory and in a comfortable and agile way, adapted to the user. Each course lasts approximately 10 hours, with a period of 30 days to do so from the confirmation of registration.

According to the opinion poll of the last self-learning course of the e.FACT service, students show a high degree of satisfaction with the training activity. You can check the results of the survey at this link: Satisfaction survey course e.FACT

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