E-invoicing made easy

With autarc, you can create e-invoices in the legally required XRechnung format—quickly, securely, and without any technical expertise. Conversion to XML format happens automatically, including a PDF attachment. This allows you to digitize your invoicing process efficiently and in compliance with the law.

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What is an e-invoice?

An e-invoice is a structured electronic invoice document, not just a simple PDF. It is based on machine-readable formats that enable automated processing. In Germany, two formats are relevant:

E-invoicing will be mandatory for public sector clients starting in 2025, and will be phased in for the B2B sector from 2027. With autarc, you are perfectly prepared.

Why use e-invoicing with autarc?

autarc actively supports you in transitioning to mandatory e-invoicing—with no extra effort on your part. The feature for creating XRechnungen is fully integrated into the application and available to all users at no additional cost.

  • Automatic XRechnung generation
  • Includes PDF preview
  • Seamless integration into your workflows
  • Future-proof & Compliant

The autarc app for heating load calculation offers you numerous advantages

  • Time savings: Create a complete heat load calculation in minutes instead of hours.
  • High accuracy: LiDAR scanning and AI-based analysis ensure accurate results.
  • Error reduction: Automated processes minimize manual input errors.
  • DIN compliance: The calculation is carried out in accordance with DIN EN 12831.
  • Eligibility: Secure the basis for government funding.
  • Efficient workflow: From scan to report — everything is digital and seamless.

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E-billing FAQ

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