How to deliver an invoice straight into your client's accounting software: what has to be set up, where to see whether the client accepts e-invoices, and what to do when sending fails.
Before suppliers can send you e-invoices, reception has to be confirmed in the e-Business Register portal. Three steps in the portal and X7 activates the contract itself.
A walkthrough of the messages X7 shows when an e-invoice fails to send — from a missing registry code and an empty country field to the operator's own rejection text. What to check for each one.
An e-invoice is a machine-readable document that lands in the client's accounting software. A PDF is a picture for a human. Why the difference matters and what it changes day to day.
What exactly changed in July 2025: the buyer's right to demand an e-invoice and the seller's duty to issue one. What it means for a small business in practice.
On the PEPPOL network the address is a scheme code plus a company identifier. For an Estonian company that is the registry code under scheme 0191. How to check it and what to do when a client is not listed.
Where the cost actually comes from: the operator fee, the software module and your time. How to compare offers and why receiving is usually cheaper than sending.
Since 1 July 2019 Estonian state and municipal institutions only accept invoices in machine-readable form. What that means in practice and how to send such an invoice from X7.
How an e-invoice reaches a client in another country, why the country field on the client record decides everything, and what to do when the recipient is not on the network.