Charted, an accounts payable automation software and ERP services provider, has expanded Charted E-invoicing to support multiple countries across Europe, including Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Denmark, and Finland. The company said further expansion to Italy, Romania, and Poland will take place by the end of the quarter. These markets follow the official launch of Charted E-invoicing in Belgium in May 2026.

Charted said the expansion is intended to strengthen its support for users across EMEA and help companies transacting on the PEPPOL network remain compliant while keeping accounts payable processes embedded inside their ERP systems. The move also reflects the broader shift in European invoicing toward mandated digital exchange, where software vendors are increasingly being asked to support multiple country frameworks without changing the day-to-day workflow for finance teams.

Charted E-invoicing operates as a capability within Charted Invoice AI and is designed to receive electronic invoices directly into the AP inbox, keeping the user experience the same regardless of the invoice type being reviewed. It also consolidates invoice sources, including PDF and electronic invoices, into a single unified inbox. The company said the e-invoicing solution can be fully onboarded for customers in one business day.

“Our commitment to growth in the European region is underpinned by our work towards staying ahead of growing e-invoicing mandates,” said Seth Duda, VP of Technology at Charted. “These requirements are a central concern for accounts payable functions, and Charted is ensuring that financial teams can rely on us for all their AP needs, designed to work the way they do, directly inside their ERP. The complexities of multi-entity and multi-currency financial operations need software solutions that are designed with a global framework in mind.”

Charted said it expanded to Europe in January 2026 and established headquarters in London.

“We’ve seen an exciting level of growth within the European market in a short period of time,” said Dominic Reid, Senior Director, Sales & Alliances, EMEA at Charted. “We’re meeting the needs of our global customers with an e-invoicing solution designed to work across various country regulations in Europe, as well as with our entire suite of AP automation solutions.”

Charted said E-invoicing, part of Charted Invoice AI, offers the following capabilities:

• Receiving electronic invoices via either the four-corner PEPPOL network or country-specific networks.
• A single unified workflow for invoice ingestion, maintained through one inbox, so automation and AI-enabled capabilities remain the same regardless of invoice source.
• An embedded solution that keeps all AP data inside the ERP, supporting audit compliance and a faster financial close.

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The original article appeared on GlobalFinTechSeries.