eInvoicing growth metrics
The latest eInvoicing statistics for October 2025.
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Summary
- Under a new Government procurement rule, government agencies must ensure their large suppliers submit eInvoices. This requirement is effective from January 2027.
- More types of government entities are now expected to adopt eInvoicing. A joint letter from Hon Simon Watts and Hon Chris Penk was sent to local government Chief Executives. The letter asks all 78 councils to adopt eInvoicing in accordance with the government procurement rules.
- The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) eInvoicing team supported business and government with various events:
- The eInvoicing adoption leaders group attended by representatives from 18 of New Zealand’s largest and most influential businesses.
- 2 eInvoicing webinars attended respectively by 210 Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and 50 bookkeepers.
- The annual NZ Qualified Bookkeepers conference with over 100 delegates.
Note: to allow timely publishing of this report, the monthly eInvoices received and active users graphs reports data from the previous month.
Total registrations to date
- New businesses registered: 51,852
- Monthly change: 270
eInvoices received (monthly)
- Received this month: 49,258 (+1,100)
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Cumulative eInvoices received: 559,088
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Central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices
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Active Users (monthly)
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Last updated: 17 November 2025