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The ELAN law of November 23, 2018 has profoundly reshaped the social housing sector, notably by encouraging home ownership by tenants. In doing so, the text gives social landlords the opportunity to put up for sale properties, which they previously owned, becoming de facto co-owners in their own right for the remaining rental units. As social landlords and co-owners, social landlords must manage and pay their calls for funds through a professional or voluntary syndic. With thousands of social housing units, how can these social landlords manage the massive influx of calls for funds? The solution: dematerialize calls for funds. Here's how.

The year 2023 has, more than ever, confirmed the growing power of artificial intelligence (AI), with the arrival of Chat GPT in particular. While its domination is not yet total, it is clear that AI is taking a leading role in all activities and sectors, a role that has not escaped the attention of information systems managers. Indeed, AI could become a valuable ally in meeting the major challenges facing CIOs in 2024: cybersecurity and the explosion of data. The year will also be marked, among other things, by regulatory changes in the area of non-financial reporting in the financial sector, and the strengthening of cybersecurity on a European scale. Between challenges and opportunities, in 2024, CIOs are on the starting blocks! We tell you all about it in this article.

A company's purchasing process is similar to the classic customer journey. It comprises all the actions that follow on from one another to lead to the purchase of a good or service. It is part of a strategy that takes into account needs assessment, supplier selection, centralized purchasing, negotiations and payment management. In the purchasing process, there are two concepts: Order-to-Cash (O2C) and Procure-to-Pay (P2P), which have the particularity of mirroring each other, yet being different. Here's how it works.

The start of a new year is usually an opportunity to put into perspective the challenges facing administrative and financial departments (CFOs) in their business activities. For its 12th edition, PwC, in partnership with the DFCG, questioned 200 CFOs about their new priorities and challenges for 2024. It is clear that, as in 2023, the geopolitical context and market volatility will continue to make their activities just as complex. In 2024, the time has come to explore "strategies and practices that enable Finance Departments to evolve in 3 dimensions": resilience, innovation and sustainability. Here's how.

New players are emerging to help companies respond to government injunctions: PPF (Portail Public de Facturation), PDP (Plateformes de Dématérialisation Partenaire) and OD (Opérateurs de Dématérialisation). But what are the roles of these different portals? How do they differ? And above all: which platform should you choose to make the leap to electronic invoicing? Answers in this article!

Many companies are faced with a dilemma: should they invest in on-premise software, which has proven its worth over many years, or opt for cloud hosting and put their trust in a SaaS model? To help you choose, here's a comparative study, with the pros and cons of each solution!

While it is already compulsory for Offices Publics de l'Habitat to issue electronic invoices via the Chorus platform, the generalization of electronic invoicing for all relations between professionals is approaching. And social landlords are not exempt from this reform, which offers numerous benefits for the real estate sector! Together, let's discover the impact of the regulations on social landlords, and the concrete benefits of adopting a tool that enables companies to issue and receive invoices electronically.

The introduction of mandatory electronic invoicing has been postponed until 2026. However, French companies are already encouraged to digitize part of their accounting department to be ready when the time comes. Changes to business processes, new methodologies, new opportunities... We take a look at the impact of mandatory electronic invoicing on companies.

The widespread use of e-invoicing is becoming an unavoidable reality for all French companies involved in B2B transactions, with the next deadline for all French companies to receive electronic invoices being September 1, 2026. This transition to digital invoicing, encouraged by the EU, is aimed at combating VAT fraud, but also offers a series of significant advantages in terms of invoice management. We'd like to take a closer look at the concept of e-invoicing, its implications and how it complements e-reporting. The aim is to enable you to make a risk-free transition, so that you can rapidly increase the efficiency of your invoicing processes!

Navigating the world of international transactions can be a challenge, especially when it comes to managing invoices in foreign currencies. Managing supplier invoices outside France requires compliance with certain accounting, tax and legal rules, which can vary from country to country. Payment options, invoice posting, VAT reverse charge... In this article, find out everything you need to know to manage your foreign supplier invoices!

Originally scheduled to come into force on July 1, 2024, the widespread introduction of electronic invoicing for French companies has been postponed until 2026. This is due to a lack of anticipation on the part of structures, but also to the desire to smooth the transition for organizations, still too few of which have put in place appropriate measures. New timetable, reasons for postponement, future projections...

Effective management of trade receivables has a positive impact on your company's cash flow and, more generally, on its financial health. Controlling payment deadlines and combating non-payment can help you avoid running out of cash. Let's take a look at how trade receivables work, their impact on your organization, and how to handle them with high-performance invoicing software.