Maventa
E-invoicing masterclass for SaaS leaders
E-invoicing has quietly become a product decision, not just a compliance one. This masterclass walks you through the three most important topics that will inevitably land on your desk: the regulations, the standards, and the build-or-buy call.
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Build or buy? Make the right e-invoicing decision for your product – E-invoicing masterclass for SaaS leaders 27.05.2026 31:34
Building your own e-invoicing infrastructure looks straightforward on paper. Then come the certificates, the rule changes, the audit failures, and the year you didn't plan to spend on it. Product Manager Sepideh Davoudi joins the conversation to unpack the real timelines, the hidden costs, and the framework for deciding what to own and what to outsource. Maventa is one of the leading providers...
What is Peppol and why is it gaining popularity in Europe? – E-invoicing masterclass for SaaS leaders 27.05.2026 9:45
Peppol gets called a lot of different things: a file format, a government network, a checkbox in your ERP. None of those quite capture what it is. In this episode, Software Architect Jussi Koljonen explains what Peppol actually is, why it's becoming the European default, and which assumptions about it tend to cause problems later. Maventa is one of the leading providers of e-invoice and e-docu...
ViDA explained: why e-invoicing is becoming mandatory for SaaS 27.05.2026 25:23
ViDA is reshaping how VAT and invoicing work across the EU. Paper and PDF invoices are being phased out, near real-time reporting is on the horizon, and software vendors are at the centre of the shift. Max sits down with Heikki Malkamäki, Managing Director of Maventa, to walk through what's actually changing, what it means for SaaS, and why the companies preparing for it early will turn ViDA i...
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