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A standardized compliance layer for your multi-tenant software across countries

Deliver tax-compliant e-invoicing to all your end-clients through one setup, and choose the access and commercial model that fits your product.

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For business software serving end-clients across multiple markets.

Multi-country client setupsAPI or dashboard accessScalable end-client onboarding

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Manage multiple clients across multiple countries

Use one standardized platform behind your software solution, even when your client base spans across multiple countries and invoicing requirements.

Standardized platform across countries
Built for multi-client software setups
Easier market rollout
Less operational fragmentation across geographies
Including your own legal entities

Software provider connected to end clients across multiple countries

API endpoints for invoice data, customers, and credentials

APIs for everything, with 100% automated onboarding of clients

Use APIs for the core operational objects in the system, while keeping onboarding simple when adding new end-clients or expanding into new countries. Error handling can also run through the API, so messages can go directly back into your system.

APIs for invoice data, customers, authentication credentials and more
Easy onboarding of end-clients
Same integration for easy expansion to new countries
Error handling via API, so messages can flow directly into your system

Dashboard with software vendor & end-client view

Use the dashboard to manage end-clients and view them in one consolidated structure, with clearer visibility across customers and operations.

Consolidated dashboard to manage end-clients
Use the same setup for you as an end-client for your own billing
Easier visibility across your customer base
Better operational control in one place

Software vendor and end-client dashboard views

End-client access options: DDD dashboard, API, or white-label

Choose how your end-clients access the system

Open the dashboard directly to your end-clients, run DDD fully through API or white-label the dashboard as part of your own software experience.

Open the dashboard to your end-clients
Fully 100% white-labeled through API
White-label the dashboard for your end-clients

Use the commercial model that fits your platform

Flexible commercial structure for different partner models: choose the setup that matches how you want to contract, resell, and monetize the service across your customer base.

Bill to you in bulk
Bill to you per unit (country, end-client, trx. type etc.)
Bill the end-client directly and you receive a revenue share

Commercial billing models for software provider partners

Usage data mapped by client, country, transaction type, and legal entity

Usage data ready for client billing

Get specific consumption and user report data from DDD in the format you need, so you can bill the services to your end clients easily, with reseller model inside your own finance stack.

Receive partner-specific consumption reports
Get usage data via CSV export or API
Map billing by client, country, transaction type, or legal entity
Bill end-clients directly

Manage multi-layered partner structures

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

Multi-layered partner and end-client structure diagram

For SaaS, ERP, CRM, and payment software providers

How software providers use DDD

DDD gives software providers one standardized compliance layer they can roll out across end-clients, markets, and business models.

Product platforms

Embed compliant invoicing to your product without building country logic in-house

For SaaS, ERP, CRM, and platform products

onboard end-clients faster
avoid country-by-country rebuilds
choose API, dashboard, or white-label delivery

Payment and transaction platforms

Add invoicing and compliance to transactions as part of your billing offering

For PSPs, marketplaces, and trx. products

connect invoicing to transactions
support reseller or revenue-share models
keep billing and compliance logic aligned

Multi-country software vendors

Roll out new countries without rethinking your operating model every time

For software providers expanding globally

onboard new countries faster
standardize customer rollout
reduce operational fragmentation

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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

This service is built for software providers that need to deliver compliant invoicing to multiple end-clients across one or more countries. It is especially relevant for SaaS products, ERPs, POS systems, CRMs, e-commerce platforms, payment processors and other business software that already handles invoice, transaction, customer or billing data, but does not want to build and maintain local invoicing compliance logic in-house.

Because invoicing compliance becomes harder to maintain as soon as your software serves multiple countries, client types or tax requirements. Building it internally means your team has to understand local invoice formats, e-invoicing rules, fiscalization requirements, tax authority connections, reporting logic, certificates, status handling and ongoing regulatory changes. DDD gives you one standardized compliance layer, so your team can keep developing your core product while DDD handles the country-specific invoicing infrastructure behind the scenes.

Yes. DDD is designed for multi-country, multi-client software setups. You can use one standardized platform behind your software solution, even when your client base spans different countries, tax requirements and invoicing flows. This helps you expand into new markets without rebuilding your invoicing model country by country.

DDD gives software providers a structure for onboarding end-clients, adding customer data, managing required authentications and connecting each client to the right invoice flow. Instead of treating every new country or client as a separate technical project, you can reuse the same compliance infrastructure and adapt the setup based on the client’s country, use case and requirements. This makes onboarding more repeatable, more scalable and less dependent on custom engineering work every time a new client joins.

Yes. Software providers can choose the access model that fits their product. You can run DDD fully through API, open dashboard access directly to your end-clients, or use a white-labeled dashboard as part of your own software experience. This gives you flexibility: DDD can stay invisible in the background, support your internal team operationally, or become part of the compliance experience you offer to customers.

Yes. DDD supports both a software provider view and an end-client view. The software provider view gives you a consolidated overview across your client base, including end-clients, countries, company data, API connections, authentications and invoice activity. The end-client view lets you switch into a specific client’s perspective, so you can review their invoice statuses, previews, history and operational details directly. This gives your team control over the whole network, while still being able to inspect what is happening for each individual customer.

Yes. DDD supports flexible commercial models for software providers. Depending on how you want to package and monetize compliant invoicing, you can choose a structure such as billing to you in bulk, billing per unit, or billing the end-client directly with a revenue-share model. This allows you to offer compliance as part of your product, as an add-on, or as a resellable service across your customer base.

DDD helps software providers turn invoicing compliance from a technical burden into a scalable product capability. You can support customers across countries, reduce internal development and maintenance work, onboard new end-clients faster, keep operational visibility in one place and choose the access and commercial model that fits your software. In short: DDD helps you offer compliant invoicing across markets without turning your product team into a tax compliance department.

Explore software-provider use casesin more detail

See how the same platform model adapts to different software categories.

ERP

Explore >

SaaS

Explore >

E-commerce

Explore >

POS

Explore >

Management

Explore >

Payment proc.

Explore >

Manage multiple clients across multiple countries

Use one standardized platform behind your software solution, even when your client base spans across multiple countries and invoicing requirements.

Standardized platform across countries
Built for multi-client software setups
Easier market rollout
Less operational fragmentation across geographies
Including your own legal entities

APIs for everything, with 100% automated onboarding of clients

APIs for invoice data, customers, authentication credentials and more
Easy onboarding of end-clients
Same integration for easy expansion to new countries
Error handling via API, so messages can flow directly into your system

Dashboard with software vendor & end-client view

Use the dashboard to manage end-clients and view them in one consolidated structure, with clearer visibility across customers and operations.

Consolidated dashboard to manage end-clients
Use the same setup for you as an end-client for your own billing
Easier visibility across your customer base
Better operational control in one place

Choose how your end-clients access the system

Open the dashboard directly to your end-clients, run DDD fully through API or white-label the dashboard as part of your own software experience.

Open the dashboard to your end-clients
Fully 100% white-labeled through API
White-label the dashboard for your end-clients

Use the commercial model that fits your platform

Flexible commercial structure for different partner models: choose the setup that matches how you want to contract, resell, and monetize the service across your customer base.

Bill to you in bulk
Bill to you per unit (country, end-client, trx. type etc.)
Bill the end-client directly and you receive a revenue share

Usage data ready for client billing

Get specific consumption and user report data from DDD in the format you need, so you can bill the services to your end clients easily, with reseller model inside your own finance stack.

Receive partner-specific consumption reports
Get usage data via CSV export or API
Map billing by client, country, transaction type, or legal entity
Bill end-clients directly

Manage multi-layered partner structures

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

For SaaS, ERP, CRM, and payment software providers

How software providers use DDD

DDD gives software providers one standardized compliance layer they can roll out across end-clients, markets, and business models.

Product platforms

Embed compliant invoicing to your product without building country logic in-house

For SaaS, ERP, CRM, and platform products

onboard end-clients faster
avoid country-by-country rebuilds
choose API, dashboard, or white-label delivery

Payment and transaction platforms

Add invoicing and compliance to transactions as part of your billing offering

For PSPs, marketplaces, and trx. products

connect invoicing to transactions
support reseller or revenue-share models
keep billing and compliance logic aligned

Multi-country software vendors

Roll out new countries without rethinking your operating model every time

For software providers expanding globally

onboard new countries faster
standardize customer rollout
reduce operational fragmentation

Start for free

USE CASE

This is how it's done.

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

FAQ

A standardized compliance layer for your multi-tenant software across countries

Explore software-provider use casesin more detail

Manage multiple clients across multiple countries

APIs for everything, with 100% automated onboarding of clients

Dashboard with software vendor & end-client view

Choose how your end-clients access the system

Use the commercial model that fits your platform

Usage data ready for client billing

Manage multi-layered partner structures

How software providers use DDD

Embed compliant invoicing to your product without building country logic in-house

Add invoicing and compliance to transactions as part of your billing offering

Roll out new countries without rethinking your operating model every time

This is how it's done.

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Explore software-provider use casesin more detail

Manage multiple clients across multiple countries

APIs for everything, with 100% automated onboarding of clients

Dashboard with software vendor & end-client view

Choose how your end-clients access the system

Use the commercial model that fits your platform

Usage data ready for client billing

Manage multi-layered partner structures

How software providers use DDD

Embed compliant invoicing to your product without building country logic in-house

Add invoicing and compliance to transactions as part of your billing offering

Roll out new countries without rethinking your operating model every time

This is how it's done.

Frequently asked questions