Common use of Electronic invoicing Clause in Contracts

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for e-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions are interoperable with the systems used for e-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictions.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-electronic invoicing which increases to increase the efficiency, accuracy and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties Each Party also recognise recognises the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for e-electronic invoicing within their respective jurisdictions its territory are interoperable with the systems used for e-electronic invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsParty’s territory.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of eelectronic invoicing to improve cost-invoicing which increases the effectiveness, efficiency, accuracy accuracy, and reliability of commercial transactionsdigital trade, including procurement through electronic means. The Parties Each Party also recognise recognises the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for e-electronic invoicing within their respective jurisdictions its territory are interoperable with the systems used for e-electronic invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsParty’s territory, and the importance of electronic invoicing standards as a key element to that end.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy standards as a key element of digital procurement systems to support interoperability and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties digital trade and that such systems can also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems be used for ebusiness-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions are interoperable with the systems used for eto-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsbusiness and business-to- consumer electronic transactions.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy standards as a key element of digital procurement systems to support interoperability and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties digital trade and that such systems can also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems be used for ebusiness-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions are interoperable with the systems used for eto-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsbusiness and business-to-consumer electronic transactions.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of e-electronic invoicing which increases to increase the efficiency, accuracy accuracy, and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties Each Party also recognise recognises the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for e-electronic invoicing within their respective jurisdictions its territory are interoperable with the systems used for e-electronic invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsParty's territory.

Electronic invoicing. 1. The Parties recognise the importance of eE-invoicing which increases the efficiency, accuracy and reliability of commercial transactions. The Parties also recognise the benefits of ensuring that the systems used for eE-invoicing within their respective jurisdictions territory are interoperable with the systems used for eE-invoicing in the other Parties’ jurisdictionsterritories.