We understand that not-for-profits (NFPs) have a lot on their plate. Embracing eInvoicing can help your organisation by simplifying admin and saving you time – so you can focus on what really matters.
With eInvoicing, your NFP can send invoices directly to businesses and governments in a secure, reliable way – avoiding lost emails, minimising admin hassles, and ensuring you get paid on time, or even faster.
Some of the benefits of eInvoicing include:
- automating invoice processing through standardised, high-quality data
- minimising delays caused by invoice errors, incorrect addressing, or lost invoices
- reducing the time spent following up late invoices.
Our online eInvoicing courseExternal Link will help you understand:
- What is eInvoicing? Understand the basics and why it matters.
- How to improve your organisation with eInvoicing – boost efficiency and cash flow.
- Setting up eInvoicing – a guide to getting started.
- How to send an eInvoice – make invoicing easier than ever.
- How to receive an eInvoice – streamline your payment processes.
This eInvoicing course is part of a broader series designed to help small businesses stay on top of their tax, super, and registry obligations. While tailored for small businesses, many of the same obligations apply to NFPs – making this course a valuable resource for any organisation looking to modernise and simplify their invoicing process.
Discover how digital tools can help you do more with less – with this course and others at Essentials to strengthen your small businessExternal Link.
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