Control

One dashboard to manage invoice flows, entities or end-clients

Manage your connected systems, authentications to tax authorities, invoice operations & end-clients administration, with separate view for software providers and companies.

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One control layer across your entire operations.

IntegrationAdministrationInvoice flow controlSoftware provider viewEnd-client view

How to

From end-client operations to group structure control

01 Register

02 Set up

Configure the technical and organizational setup

03 Manage

View your customers or switch into end-client perspective

04 Control

Monitor invoices, statuses, previews, and processing history

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Manage all end-clients from the software provider view

Software providers and platforms can manage all end-clients from one dashboard, see client structures across countries, and maintain visibility across their customer base.

Manage all end-clients from one dashboard
Fully white-labeled or open the dashboard to your end-clients
Maintain compliance control across countries
Monitor each client's invoices, entities, and activity

Software provider dashboard managing end-clients

Switching into end-client invoice flow view

Switch into the end-client view and control their invoice flow directly

From the software provider view, switch into an end-client perspective to see the operational invoice flow, document preview, statuses, and history for that specific client.

Open the end-client operational view
Track invoice flow and statuses
Inspect invoice previews and history
Work inside the same connected system

Control dashboard actions through API

The same key objects managed in the dashboard can also be handled through APIs, giving software providers more flexibility across invoice data, customer management, and tax authority connections.

API-driven control across the same operational layer
Invoice data
Add and manage customers
Authentications with tax portals
Other APIs

Multi-layered partner structure in dashboard

Manage multi-layered partner structures in one dashboard

DDD helps software providers organize and monitor partner relationships across multiple levels, making more complex structures easier to group, view, and manage.

Consolidated view for partners on multiple levels
Better oversight across the full structure
Easier grouping of related partner layers
More control without fragmented views - for more complex partner setups

USE CASE

This is how it's done.

“The APIs are shared, clean and flexible. It was very easy and clear for us.”

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The DDD dashboard gives you one place to control invoice operations across connected companies, systems and markets. It supports two main views: a software provider view to manage all connected end-clients, companies, systems, API connections, tax authority authentications and operational invoice flows from one central place; and an end-client view where your team can track invoice statuses, inspect invoice previews, review invoice history and understand what is happening for that specific company.

Both. Software providers can use the dashboard to manage end-clients and their invoice operations. Companies can use it to manage their own entities, connected systems, authentications and invoice flows. The setup depends on whether you register as a software provider or as an end-client.

After registering in the DDD dashboard, you configure the technical and organizational setup. This can include connected systems, company or end-client structure, tax authority authentications and the relevant invoice flow configuration. The goal is to prepare the operational setup before invoices start moving through the flow.

Yes. Software providers can manage their customers and switch into an end-client perspective. This helps them see the invoice flow, statuses, previews and processing history for a specific client without losing the broader provider-level view.

You can monitor invoices, statuses, previews and processing history. This helps your team see whether an invoice is moving through the flow correctly, whether something needs attention, and what happened during processing.

No. The dashboard is not meant to replace your billing system, ERP, invoicing tool or internal software. It works as a control layer around the DDD invoice flow, so your team can manage compliance-related operations while your existing systems remain connected.

An integration moves invoice data into DDD. The dashboard gives your team visibility and control over what happens after that. That means finance, support, operations or implementation teams can check statuses, previews and history without relying only on technical logs or developer support.

Yes. The dashboard is built for setups where invoice operations may involve multiple entities, connected systems or end-clients. This is especially useful for software providers managing customer invoice flows, or companies that need visibility across a group structure.

FAQ

One dashboard to manage invoice flows, entities or end-clients