Germany’s eInvoicing Mandate: What Changes in 2027 and How to Prepare

Germany’s transition to mandatory eInvoicing is gathering pace, with new requirements coming into effect from January 2027. For businesses operating in Germany, the question is no longer if eInvoicing will impact your processes, but whether your systems, data and teams will be ready. 

Join us as we take a practical look at Germany’s eInvoicing mandate and what businesses need to do now to prepare for the 2027 requirements. 

We’ll break down the key requirements, timelines and implications for businesses, before exploring what the changes mean in practice for your ERP, finance and tax processes. We’ll also look at data readiness, system integration, implementation and testing, and how to build an approach that supports ongoing compliance as eInvoicing requirements continue to evolve across Europe. 

Whether you’re at the beginning of your eInvoicing journey or already planning your implementation, this session will help you understand what’s changing, where the challenges are likely to arise, and what you should be doing now to be ready for 2027.

Key Takeaways  

• What’s changing in Germany – the key eInvoicing requirements, timelines and what they mean for businesses. 
• Who needs to prepare and when – the key milestones businesses need to have on their radar ahead of January 2027
• What readiness really looks like – the systems, processes, data and people that need to be considered
• The impact on your ERP and finance processes – where changes, integrations and potential challenges may arise
• Why data matters – how data quality and tax data readiness can affect successful eInvoicing implementation. 
• How to prepare for implementation – practical considerations around planning, testing, integration and compliance. 
• What comes next – how to build an eInvoicing approach that can adapt as requirements continue to evolve across Germany and Europe.