eInvoicing growth metrics
The latest eInvoicing statistics for February 2025.
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Summary
- January saw a 78 percent increase in the volume of eInvoices exchanged with more users across the network. Factors contributing to this include the effect of over 50,000 businesses now able to receive eInvoices, and a major home improvement retailer ramping up sending eInvoices to their customers.
- On 27 February, the Minister for Small Business and Manufacturing, Hon Chris Penk, showed his support for eInvoicing with his announcement ’50,000 business set to benefit from eInvoicing’ in a press release on Beehive.govt.nz.
- A major North Island grocery retailer is now able to receive eInvoices from their suppliers.
- Two new guides have been published – A-NZ eInvoicing Business Guide and eInvoicing Change Management Guide. They provide support to government agencies and large businesses implementing eInvoicing.
50,000 businesses set to benefit from eInvoicing(external link) — Beehive.govt.nz
A-NZ eInvoicing Business Guide [DOCX, 2.2 MB]
eInvoicing Change Management Guide [DOCX, 1 MB]
Note: to allow timely publishing of this report, the monthly eInvoice volumes graph above reports data from the previous month.
Businesses registered (monthly cumulative)
- New businesses registered: 50,856 (+281)
- Month-on-month growth: 0.6%
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eInvoices received (monthly)
- Received this month: 29,880 (+13,134) +78%
- Active senders: 7,566 (+1,571)
- Cumulative eInvoices received: 198,875
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Central government agencies and businesses registered to receive eInvoices
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