For ERP providers

E-invoicing compliance infrastructure for ERP platforms

Embed e-invoicing into your your ERP invoice flow, so your customers can issue, receive, archive and monitor locally compliant e-invoices across markets.

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Why it matters

Scaling your ERP gets harder when every market has own invoicing rules

Your customers expect invoicing to work inside the ERP they already use, but every country has its own formats, e-invoicing rules, fiscalization, tax authority connections and reporting requirements.

DDD gives your ERP one compliance infrastructure behind the invoice module, so compliance doesn't become a permanent product burden.

ERP invoicing complexity across markets

Add local invoice compliance to your ERP without rebuilding it country by country

With DDD, your ERP can support:

Issued invoice flowsReceived invoice flowsB2B, B2G and B2C invoice requirementsE-invoicing where requiredFiscalization where required
Invoice archive and historyDashboard visibilityMulti-entity invoice operations
ERP connected to centralized compliance layer

Move e-invoicing compliance out of ERP localization

Local e-invoicing compliance is often placed inside ERP localization. DDD moves it into one central compliance layer, connected through a unified API, so local rules stay outside each country setup.

  • Central compliance layer instead of localization-level e-invoicing logic
  • One unified API between your ERP and country-specific rules
  • Local formats, fiscalization and tax authority connections handled by DDD
  • Cleaner ERP localization structure across markets

Do not make every local mandate your roadmap item

Building internally

  • Maintaining local formats
  • Maintaining local tax authority connections
  • Connecting fiscalization logic
  • Country specific archiving rules

Using DDD

  • Single compliance infrastructure
  • 100% behind your ERP
  • Support your customers across all markets
  • Less internal compliance work
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FAQ

Common questions from ERP teams

Yes. Your ERP can keep generating invoice, customer, entity and tax data as it does today. DDD connects behind that flow and processes the data to make it ready for relevant local compliance requirements.
No. DDD reduces the need to build and maintain local invoice formats, e-invoicing requirements, fiscalization flows, tax authority connections and archiving rules inside your ERP.
Yes. DDD works as a compliance layer behind your ERP, so customers can manage invoice flows from the system they already use.
Yes, depending on the country, workflow and implementation. DDD can support issued invoice flows, received invoice flows and invoice archiving from one connected infrastructure.
You can connect your ERP invoice flow to DDD in three ways: API integration (best if you want DDD to work directly behind your ERP invoice module and support a more scalable, embedded flow), build the plugin (we can build a plugin to your ERP system so your end-clients can add compliance to your system), or no-integration path (best if your system is older, limited or not ready for API work yet, but you still need to process invoices through DDD). Most ERP providers start by choosing the path that fits their current system, then test the invoice flow before moving to production.

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