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By now it should be clear that any e-bank for consumers should receive e-invoices for one-click approval. Before that the service is just a typewriter - to fill in lots of details and lenghty reference numbers. Salary/pension/direct debit advices etc statements should also be just one click away from the credit transaction.
Any SME-e-banking should have the send-e-invoice form and as soon as possible also support sending invoices as exel- or printfile as a minimum. Naturally same convenience as for consumer role when receiving and paying - with duplicate to accounting service - to lower cost and free up resources to more productive work.
Many banks have it - most will have it rather soon. Have you asked your bank for their timetable?
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