For readers interested in Brazil's CTe, you may find this announcement of interest. Managed Service offering for SAP ERP in Brazil now supports
the Conhecimento de Transporte (CTe) for transportation invoice validations
Invoiceware International extends their SAP ERP Compliance Dashboards for Brazil to support
the Conhecimento de Transporte which was made mandatory by the Brazilian
government in December 2011. The legislation announces five waves of compliance
for different modes of transportation with the first compliance requirements
starting September 1, 2012.
Invoiceware
International’s service fully supports all of Brazil’s electronic invoicing mandates
on a single platform: including Nota Fiscal Eletronica (NF-e), both outbound
and inbound processing for physical goods, Nota Fiscal Eletronica de Serviços
(NFE-s), for services invoices in over 120 cities, and now the CT-e for
transportation invoices.
Invoiceware International’s SAP ERP
Compliance Dashboards for Brazil include:
- Compliance: Satisfies SEFAZ CT-e mandates for validation, archive and fiscal posting to your system of record
- Lower Freight Costs: Track your spending on transportation invoices for discrepancies and eliminate duplicate invoices and payments. Automatic matching against Transportation Management Systems or blanket PO.
- Less Labor, Faster Processing: Automatic reconciliation of inbound NF-e for acknowledged and pre-approved payment processing;
“The addition of the CTe Compliance Dashboards for SAP ERP
rounds out our rapid deployment templates for Brazil Nota Fiscal compliance,
said Scott Lewin, CEO, Invoiceware International. “Organizations now have a single on-demand
service that addresses all of the Brazilian regulations now and in the future,
shortens implementations, and provides 24x7 local language support.”
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