Real estate

Electronic invoicing brings with it a host of new market players. Whether PPF, PDP or OD, all companies will need to think about which service provider they will use to manage their electronic invoice flows and ensure compliance with tax authorities' regulatory requirements.

For companies, it's customary to invoice as work progresses, rather than once the site has been completed, in order to pay employees and stock up on materials. However, issuing progress invoices can quickly become complex and a source of tension between the company and its customers. The solution? Automate the invoicing process to save time and avoid disputes!

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.

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.

In the property and construction sector, there is a central document that can be a source of tension: the works order. While this allows a supplier to get paid as they go along rather than waiting until the site is finished, the process of handling it is complex. Delays can quickly accumulate and create friction. Let's look at how to make it more efficient to limit tensions!

The works progress invoice is a vital document for most of the construction industry. However, its processing is very complex and can be a source of tension between clients and contractors. Tensions that can lead to the suspension of the work. Let's look at this in detail.

The Elan law, tenant re-billing, consumption anomalies, water leaks... There are many issues linked to the management of energy and fluids in the real estate sector. Electronic invoicing, by facilitating access to data, opens the door to numerous sources of savings... So how do you exploit its full potential?