Where multi-entity e-invoicing breaks and how to fix it
| When: 14/10/2026 16:00 - 17:00 CEST | Where: Online |
One mandate is simple. Multiple countries are not.*
E-invoicing is becoming mandatory across Europe, but multi-entity companies face a more complex challenge than simply meeting local deadlines. In this webinar, Rydoo and Revo explore where e-invoicing rollouts break down across countries, systems, and teams, and how finance leaders can prepare for a compliant, scalable rollout.
* This webinar focuses on the mandates in Germany, Belgium, Norway, the UK, Italy, Poland, and France.
What to expect
Where rollouts stall
See the specific points — legal entities, tax jurisdictions, ERP handoffs — where compliance projects break down.
Scalable compliance
A practical model for staying compliant across entities without rebuilding your process for every new mandate.
Ahead of mandates
The concrete steps to take now, before the next wave of European e-invoicing deadlines hits.
Q&A
Bring your questions and get them answered live by the co-founder of the tax technology firm Revo
Meet your speakers
Jop Dominicus
Co-Founder of the tax technology firm Revo
Jop Dominicus advises international businesses on e-invoicing, digital reporting, indirect tax, and ERP transformation, with a particular focus on connecting tax requirements with finance processes and technology. His work focuses on turning complex regulatory change into practical, scalable solutions for finance and tax teams navigating multi-country compliance across Europe.
Yousra el Galai
Product Expert Lead at Rydoo
Yousra el Galai is Product Expert Lead at Rydoo, where she leads the e-invoicing initiative — tracking mandates like Peppol, KSeF, and the upcoming French and Belgian rollouts, fielding client inquiries, and shaping Rydoo's product response. She works at the intersection of regulation and product, translating fast-moving compliance requirements into practical guidance for finance and AP teams across Europe.
About Revo
Revo is a tax technology consulting firm helping international businesses improve how indirect tax works across finance, operations, and technology. They support VAT, e-invoicing, digital reporting, tax determination, controls, and ERP transformation, translating regulatory requirements into practical processes, system changes, and operating models that work in daily operations.
