08Jul

How does Peppol work technically?

Peppol is often described as a network for sending invoices. In reality, it is a well-designed technical infrastructure that allows systems from different companies to communicate with each other, regardless of country or software. The foundation of Peppol is the 4-corner model. In this model, companies...
07Jul

What is Peppol? The digital revolution in invoicing

What exactly is Peppol? Peppol, short for Pan-European Public Procurement On-Line, is an international standardised network for the secure electronic exchange of documents between companies, institutions and public authorities. It is most commonly used for electronic invoices, but it also supports other types of business documents. Simply...
07Jul

What happens on the recipient side in the Peppol network?

In our previous articles, we explained how the Peppol network works, what the Digital Postman does, and how an invoice moves from the supplier through an Access Point into the Peppol network. Today, we will look at the final part of the process: Corner 4, also...
13Apr

Fitek Expands in the Baltics

Fitek has acquired the Unifiedpost business operations in the Baltic countries, further strengthening its position as a leading provider of e-invoicing and financial process automation solutions in the region. The transaction brings together two experienced teams working in the field of financial digitalisation and enables further...
17Dec

New: Process XML Invoices via Email 

Fitek now supports direct XML invoice processing via email. Suppliers can send structured invoices to your Fitek inbox, and the system processes them automatically with full accuracy and no manual work.
17Dec

Belgium e-invoicing mandate: comply without workflow changes

If you're doing business in Belgium, e-invoicing is becoming mandatory for B2B transactions. The good news? You don't need to replace your current invoicing system to comply. What's happening Belgium is joining other EU countries in requiring businesses to send invoices in a structured electronic format instead...
15Dec

Why Automation in Bookkeeping Is Slow and How to Overcome It

Despite decades of progress in accounting software, much of bookkeeping in Europe and the U.S. is still manual. OCR tools, supplier-based rules, and automatic categorization have existed for years, yet adoption remains limited. The reasons are well known—accuracy issues, fragmented inputs, legacy ERPs, exceptions in...