E-invoicing is coming. Are you ready?
From invoice to cash: the new roadmap for finance leaders.
E-invoicing is set to transform how organisations process invoices across the UK and Ireland. But compliance is only part of the story. Join finance leaders, industry experts and automation specialists to understand what the upcoming changes mean for your organisation, how to prepare for future mandates, and how modern AP and AR automation can reduce costs, improve visibility and free your team from manual processes.
Tour stops
Five cities. Choose yours.
About the tour
E-invoicing is becoming a strategic priority for organisations across the UK and Ireland. As regulatory requirements evolve, finance leaders have an opportunity to do more than achieve compliance. They can modernise processes, improve visibility, and create a more efficient finance function. The Quadient E-Invoicing Tour brings together finance professionals and industry experts to discuss the latest developments, share real-world experiences, and explore practical steps organisations can take today to prepare for tomorrow.
The shift
AI is changing the game. It does not replace financial decision making, but it strengthens analysis, prioritisation and forecasting, as long as it is well framed, measurable and properly governed.
Cash flow
Faster collections, clearer forecasts
Performance
Less manual work, more productivity
Risk
Compliance and control built in
Processes
Automated from invoice to cash
Digitalise Purchase to Pay and Order to Cash, cut processing and payment times and improve visibility of cash.
Key dates
Large corporates must issue structured e-invoices. All VAT registered businesses must be able to receive them.
E-invoicing becomes mandatory for all VAT invoices, covering both B2B and B2G transactions.
The obligation extends to all VAT registered businesses.
Based on HMRC and Irish Revenue announcements. Timelines may be updated.
The programme
One focused afternoon of talks covering mandate readiness to cash control, with time to network with your peers.
Arrival, registration and canapés
E-invoicing in the UK & Ireland: what does it mean for your organisation
2029: why now is the time to start and what you can do to get your systems and data e-invoicing ready
Learnings from Belgium & Peppol: real world customer stories
Afternoon refreshments
Reaching every customer: streamlining your communications for e-invoicing and beyond
Taking control of your cash flow and forecasting
From purchase to payment: live demo
Networking drinks
Event dates
The tour visits five cities across the UK and Ireland. Pick the date and venue that suit you best, then reserve your place using the form.
England
Birmingham
DateWednesday 25 November 2026
Time12:00 PM to 17:00 PM
VenueThe Grand Hotel Birmingham
England
Manchester
DateTuesday 1 December 2026
Time12:00 PM to 17:00 PM
Venueetc.venues Manchester
England
London
DateThursday 3 December 2026
Time12:00 PM to 17:00 PM
VenueKimpton Fitzroy London
Scotland
Glasgow
DateTuesday 8 December 2026
Time12:00 PM to 17:00 PM
VenueThe Corinthian Club
Ireland
Dublin
DateThursday 10 December 2026
Time12:00 PM to 17:00 PM
VenueThe Gresham Dublin
Why attend?
Get a clear update on the UK and Irish timelines and the move to structured e-invoices.
The mandate will not remove manual work on its own. Put your team in the best position to transition to e-invoicing by understanding how to best streamline and automate your financial processes.
Explore practical ways to streamline reminders, prioritise collection activity and shorten payment times, using better structured data and action led analysis.
Get a consolidated view of incoming and outgoing cash flows, so you can steer the business with greater visibility and confidence, from supplier invoices to cash management.
See how finance teams can gain from financial automation.
83%
less manual data entry in accounts payable
up to 80%
lower AP processing costs
34%
average reduction in DSO
94%
cash forecasting accuracy
FAQ
Simply complete the registration form on this page and select the city you would like to attend. You will then receive a confirmation email with all the practical details.
The tour is an in person event only. If you can no longer attend, a colleague from your finance team is welcome to take your place. Just let the events team know at charlotte@quadient.com.
Yes, finance professionals from your organisation are welcome. Each guest needs to register individually so a place can be reserved for them.
No. The event is free, but places are limited and registration is required. It is reserved for finance professionals.
For anything else, contact the events team at charlotte@quadient.com.
Get a clear view of the levers that take you from invoice to cash. The event is free, but places are limited and registration is required. This is an exclusive event reserved for finance professionals.