ALGIM Webinar: eInvoicing: The Future of Accounts Payable is now

Join us to gain insight on eInvoicing for local government officials in New Zealand as we explore the adoption of Peppol eInvoicing—a game-changer in digital procurement and finance.

Peppol eInvoicing offers a standardised, secure, and efficient way to exchange invoices electronically between suppliers and buyers, cutting down processing times, reducing manual errors, and increasing buyer security.  

In this session, you’ll discover how local councils can streamline their financial operations, enhance transparency, and foster stronger collaboration with suppliers. Gain practical tips on how to adopt this technology in your organisation.

Whether you're already exploring eInvoicing or just getting started, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to modernise your financial processes. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to future-proof your council’s invoicing system! 

About the Presenters: 

Kris Elliott

Solutions Specialist
Desktop Imaging

Kris is Desktop Imaging's resident eInvoicing lead based right here in NZ. With a focus on driving digital transformation, Kris has successfully helped organisations adopt eInvoicing solutions that enhance efficiency, accuracy, and security.

His expertise lies in navigating the complexities of balancing customer requirements against the Peppol specifications, and in fostering collaboration among all stakeholders. Passionate about advancing the future of eInvoicing, Kris is dedicated to sharing insights and best practices to help organisations adapt to this evolving landscape.

Perry Liolios

Business Development Lead APAC
Tickstar

Perry has a wealth of experience in the eInvoicing space include former roles as the New Zealand Government's Lead Advisor for eInvoicing and the Director for eInvoicing Adoption for the Australian Government.

Currently Perry is the Business Development Lead for eInvoicing at Xero and responsible for growing the Tickstar Peppol Access Point across the APAC region.