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A Quick Look At Elite E-Invoicing

Since 2003 Haynes and Boone has seen the number of client requests for electronic invoices triple. Now at least 20% of its clients require electronic invoices, which translates into 5,000-6,000 electronic invoices on an annual basis. Some larger clients accept invoices only electronically. <br>Rather than deal with a third party software vendor, Haynes and Boone LLP decided in 2003 to obtain e-billing software from its major accounting software vendor, Thomson Elite

7 minute read June 28, 2005 at 09:49 AM
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A Quick Look At Elite E-Invoicing

[Editor's Note: Since A&FP has previously run several articles on e-billing concepts and advantages, most recently in January of this year, I've substantially abridged this just-written case study of a prominent Elite(r) E-Invoicing reference client.

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