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It has to be structured data (and as soon as possible in the ISO2022 format) as seen here:
http://eeiplatform.com/7314/pdf-invoices-creating-more-paperwork-than-it-saves-research/?utm_source=E-invoicing+Platform&utm_campaign=4640aa2e5c-E-invoicing+Platform+-+Newsletter+wk+07&utm_medium=email
to get the productivity benefits materialized
Yes, structured is more efficient. However there are some facts and myths around PDF's that we have to debunk, as seen here:
http://eeiplatform.com/5092/discussion-7-facts-and-myths-about-pdf-invoices/
I even believe that there is a PDF printer on its way that can produce both PDF and ISO20022 (an UBL version is already available).
Perhaps the best of both worlds?
P.S. Thanks for referring to our site :-)
As long as we can deliver and receive structured data - and of course using UNCEFACT CIIv2 content standards and ISO20022 message standards (for invoice, payment reference, payment as SEPA and wider, account statement, soon VAT reporting, factoring etc) an PDF somewhere in the middle does not disturb. But the endgame is naturally structured-out and structured-in - without any need for conversions or other extras.
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