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Capability 02 · The Work

The invoice lawis coming.You are early.

Germany makes structured e-invoicing mandatory for B2B. billIT turns ordinary invoices into fully valid electronic ones — and reads incoming ones back into plain sight. Built on the standards, proven both directions.

Engine completeLanding liveDE / EU mandate

What it does

Compliance as a one-click event.

Both directions

Build and read

Outgoing invoices become valid structured e-invoices. Incoming ones open as human-readable documents. Round-trip proven — what we build, we can parse back, byte-faithful.

The standards

Every accepted format

The formats German and EU law accepts are all in the engine. You pick a customer; billIT picks the correct dialect.

The deadline

Mandate-proof

The rollout dates are already in law. Firms that wait will queue behind everyone else. Firms on billIT will not notice the deadline passing.

Before the mandate lands

An e-invoice, born on camera.

billIT recorded mid-tour: structured invoices assembled, validated and ready before the law says you must.

Screen recordingThe invoicing lane, uncut
The ledger
StatusEngine core complete — verified round-trip
MarketGerman B2B first, EU next
FormatsAll mandate-accepted dialects
ArchiveAudit-grade retention, planned in
PricingOne-time, EUR, VAT-inclusive
Replay · round trip
$ billit build invoice_2027_0141.json
  structured e-invoice written · schema valid
  seller party · buyer party · totals: verified
$ billit parse invoice_2027_0141.xml
  round-trip: every field matches source
  mandate check: PASS
The test bench

Type it. Run it. Rate it.

This bench is wired straight into the machine. Type a prompt, it runs on our own metal, the answer lands on this page — and your rating tells the fleet what to build better.

Test benchLive
Rate the result
Live on sovereign metal. Your prompt runs on our own hardware — no third-party model in the loop. Prompts and ratings are recorded as interest and training signal: every run teaches the fleet what the world wants next.

When the law arrives, billIT customers were already there.