eInvoicing growth metrics

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Summary

• The volume of eInvoices exchanged and active users continues to grow each month, with February seeing a 24% increase.
• The Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment (MBIE) eInvoicing team hosted a Government eInvoicing Day event in Wellington. The event provided support to agencies in their implementation of eInvoicing send and/or receive capability. Under the new Government Procurement Rules, mandated agencies are required to implement by January 2026. 140 people attended from 80 agencies, along with 24 eInvoicing partners (exhibitors) from 11 technology companies.
• Public consultation on proposed Government Procurement Rules, including new rules on eInvoicing and prompt payment times, closes on 8 April 2025. 
• The 13 eInvoicing Adoption Leaders Group meeting, hosted by Fonterra, was attended by the Minister of Small Business along with executives of 24 large businesses. The discussion covered a range of topics, including proposed changes to the All-of-Government Procurement Rule, International Momentum in eInvoicing, and New Zealand Business Number (NZBN) Credentials.

Note: to allow timely publishing of this report, the monthly eInvoice volumes graph above reports data from the previous month.

Businesses registered (monthly cumulative)

eInvoices received (monthly)

Central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices