Storecove Supports the U.S. E-Invoicing Conference in New York
Storecove is a proud sponsor of the upcoming U.S. E-Invoicing Conference in New York City on April 22. The event brings together key stakeholders across finance, tax, procurement, and IT to discuss how e-invoicing is evolving in the U.S. and what comes next as interoperability gains traction.
In this article, we’ll walk through our involvement and what this event means for businesses in the U.S.
What Is Changing the U.S. E-Invoicing Landscape?
E-invoicing is already widely used across Europe and parts of Asia, where government mandates and reporting requirements have driven adoption. Many of these regions are part of Peppol countries, where businesses exchange invoices through the Peppol network.
The U.S. is earlier in the process, but momentum is building as more businesses begin exploring e-invoicing in the United States. There is increasing focus on creating standardized, scalable systems that allow businesses to exchange invoices digitally without being tied to a single provider, similar to how the Peppol network operates.
At the same time, U.S.-based companies that operate globally are already being exposed to these requirements. This is creating a growing need for solutions that can support both domestic and international invoicing standards without adding unnecessary complexity.
More broadly, the conversation is starting to shift toward interoperability, where businesses can connect once and exchange invoices across a wider network rather than relying on multiple one-off integrations. This is a model that has already proven effective in other markets and is now beginning to take shape in the U.S.
How Storecove is Involved
Storecove's involvement goes beyond sponsoring the event. Dolf Kars, CEO and Co-Founder of Storecove, serves as Chairman of the DBNAlliance, the organization leading the development of the U.S. open exchange network.
In addition, Nikkie Bakker, Storecoves Business Development Director, has been an active member of the DBN Alliance Membership and Market Adoption Committee. Storecove's involvement also extends to the technical side. Michael Riviera, Storecove’s CTO, is a member of the DBNAlliance Technical Committee, contributing to discussions around how the network is being developed and implemented.
A key part of this work is helping businesses understand how to approach e-invoicing without adding unnecessary complexity, including how Peppol access points allow businesses to connect once and exchange invoices across a wider network.
How to Attend
For businesses looking to better understand where e-invoicing in the U.S. is headed, this conference offers a practical opportunity to hear directly from organizations shaping the space.
Attendees will gain insight into how interoperability is being approached, what the U.S. network could look like, and how to start preparing internally.
The event will take place on April 22 in New York City. Tickets for our Storecove family are currently available at an exclusive discounted rate, with pricing reduced from $495 to $295.
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E-invoicing is becoming a standard part of how businesses operate globally. In many countries, it is already required, supported by structured formats, real-time reporting, and established exchange networks. In the United States, adoption is still developing, but awareness is growing.
As more companies operate across borders and look for consistency in how they manage invoicing, the U.S. market is starting to pay closer attention. The DBNAlliance U.S. E-Invoicing Conference, taking place April 22 in New York City, is focused on exactly that: helping businesses understand where the U.S. stands today and what to expect moving forward.
Why the U.S. Is Starting to Pay Attention to E-Invoicing
For many U.S. businesses, invoicing is still handled through PDFs, emails, or manual systems. While these methods are familiar, they often create inefficiencies, increase the risk of errors, and pose challenges when operating across multiple regions. At the same time, U.S. companies operating internationally are already dealing with e-invoicing requirements in other countries, many of which use the Peppol network to exchange invoices in a standardized way.
This shift is starting to influence how U.S. companies think about their invoicing processes. Instead of viewing e-invoicing as optional, more businesses are recognizing it as a necessary step toward staying competitive and compliant in a global market.
Why Attending the Conference Can Be Valuable
For businesses that are still early in their e-invoicing journey, this event offers a clear starting point. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from organizations shaping the U.S. e-invoicing landscape, better understand how global models can apply to the U.S. market, and learn what steps they can take now to prepare internally. If your organization is exploring e-invoicing or preparing for future compliance changes, this is a valuable opportunity to get ahead of the curve.
What This Means for Businesses
For many organizations in the U.S., e-invoicing is still relatively new. However, based on what we've seen across global e-invoicing adoption trends, adoption can move quickly once the right standards and networks are in place.
Starting early can help businesses stay ahead of changes, reduce manual processes, and build systems that are ready to scale as requirements evolve.
It also allows companies to take a more strategic approach, rather than reacting to changes as they happen. Understanding how networks, access points, and global standards fit together can make future transitions significantly smoother.
Looking Ahead
We’re excited to be part of the conversation in New York and to keep supporting e-invoicing adoption in the U.S.
As things continue to evolve, our goal stays the same: making e-invoicing simple and easy for businesses to actually implement. Secure you tickets to this incredible event today!