Atlanta, GA, Aug. 20, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Invoiceware International, the leader in Latin America electronic invoicing, today announced that Intermec Technologies Corp. has selected Invoiceware's SAP® electronic invoicing applications and On Demand Latin America E-Invoicing Network to comply with the Mexico CFDI invoicing mandates set to take full effect at the end of December 2013.
Intermec is a global leader in the development, manufacturing and integration of automated data collection and mobile computing systems. The company's products and services are used by customers in many industries to improve productivity, quality and responsiveness of business operations, from supply chain management and enterprise resource planning to field sales and service.
"We selected Invoiceware International because of their level of knowledge in complying with the Mexico CFDI invoicing mandates" said Vickie Canterbury, Sr. IT Manager at Intermec Technologies Corp. "Invoiceware International provides an SAP ERP solution and demonstrated an understanding of the complexities within SAP that can drive challenges in meeting this mandate."
Invoiceware's electronic invoicing solution for Mexico's CFDI requirements provides:
- Turn-key e-invoicing Platform & ERP Engines: The majority of ERP and accounting systems were not designed for these e-invoicing requirements. With specialized solutions for ERP systems, including SAP® ERP, Invoiceware eliminates the configuration issues that are often the biggest hurdle during an e-invoice transition.
- Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable Best Practices: The new legislation affects receivables and payables processes. Invoiceware packages both into a single deployment to ensure full compliance.
- Multilingual Project Management: The transition to CFDI requires adjustments to the ERP system, logistics processes, and end customer integration; global organizations require implementation teams to speak both Spanish and English.
- Guaranteed Compliance: As with all rollouts of government-mandated e-invoicing requirements, companies can expect additional changes and adjustments. Invoiceware guarantees upgrades as part of its ongoing service, so that multinationals won't find themselves in these fire drills every year.
"Mexico CFDI is a real-time process that affects a company's ability to ship product, so companies need to ensure they have a vendor that can provide real-time support. The last thing you want is a customer order sitting at the warehouse because your solution provider's service is down or there support lines are busy," said Scott Lewin, President & CEO, Invoiceware International. "More than 250 of the Fortune 2000 rely on our technology and people because we deliver world-class implementations that our on-time and on-budget, focus on enterprise class support, and guarantee compliance with changing government mandates for electronic invoicing across multiple countries including Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Chile."
Visit www.invoicewareint.com to learn more about Latin America eInvoicing and the December 2013 mandates in Mexico.
About Invoiceware International
Invoiceware International is the leader in Latin American electronic invoicing and operates The Compliance Network, a cloud-based platform that delivers financial and supply chain managers the regulatory processes that they need while eliminating ERP configurations and customizations for the IT staff. A single connection to the network simplifies the mandates, the implementation and the ongoing change management associated with regulations in the Americas, including Brazil Nota Fiscal, Mexico SAT, Argentina AFIP and Chilean DTE. Invoiceware International is headquartered in Atlanta with operations worldwide. For more information, visit: www.invoicewareint.com
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