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HOW TO START E-INVOICING WITH AN ESTONIAN PARTNER

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E-invoicing in Estonia: sending an invoice

Activate the sending of e-invoices in your financial software. Configuration is done by the customer. On the customer card, you select e-invoice as the method of data exchange.
In the business register, you can check whether your partner accepts e-invoices or not, using the partner’s registry code.
Sign an agreement with Docura OÜ (e-invoice operator). The operator activates the document exchange.
If you use the e-billing services of the Registers and Information Systems Center and want to switch to the Docura e-invoicing service, you must terminate the e-billing agreement.
Otherwise, e-invoices will flow both through the e-biller channel and the Docura channel. Proceed as follows: go to https://e-arveldaja.rik.ee/, Settings -> Agreement information -> I am ending the agreement.
Create an invoice as usual in your financial software and send it to your buyer as an e-invoice.

E-invoicing in Estonia: invoice receipt

Activate the acceptance of e-invoices in your financial software.
Confirm the choice of your e-invoice operator in the Business Register. This way, your partners will know that you can accept e-invoices.
The business register will send you a letter informing you that your company card “accepts e-invoices”. Please confirm by clicking on the link provided in the notification letter.
Notify your partners that you want to receive e-invoices from them.
Receive your first e-invoice. Receive it directly into your financial software.

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