Software supporting e-invoices will be receiving a certificate
The Minister of Economic Affairs and Communications, Urve Palo, will be ceremonially handing over first Omniva certificates to finance software companies whose software supports the use of e-invoices.
Certificates will be issued to companies who have created software, which allows receiving and sending e-invoices via Omniva e-service.
„We wish to acknowledge and support companies who are supporting the distribution of e-invoices with their software inventions. Transition from paper invoices to e-invoices helps us to spare the environment and gives many Estonians an opportunity to do more on their position than just print and enter data, and also to receive bigger wages for what they do," minister Urve Palo commented.
According to Omniva's chairman of the board, Aavo Kärmas, changeover to electronic management requires a common direction and a will to invest into effectiveness today so we could spend less time on moving information tomorrow and more on things of greater importance. „As a leading information logistics company we see ourselves as the leading power of e-business. Our goal is to support the rapid and strong development of e-business and transition to e-invoices is definitely a big part of what we are aiming to achieve. I am sure that the proportion of e-invoices will become greater in the future and those who have boarded the train of innovation amongst first will reap the winnings," Kärmas told us.
E-invoicing solution created by Omniva is currently used by most ministries, many state bodies and self-governing agencies, headed by the city of Tallinn, and by thousands of companies, amongst them being Tele2, Eesti Energia, G4S and Nordea Bank.
E-invoice is a document that can be fully sent and used electronically. E-invoicing is cheaper and environmental friendlier compared to using paper invoices. Also, a transition to e-invoices will give companies better overview of the information, making it easier to analyze and making records management more transparent.
Currently, about 15% of invoices sent between Estonian companies are e-invoices, rest of them being either in PDF form or on paper.
Omniva certificate will be given to thirteen companies on a ceremony held in the Energy Discovery Centre at 16.00. The recipients of Golden Certificate are saavad DataCatering OÜ, Columbus Eesti AS, HÄT Systems OÜ, Fujitsu Estonia AS, BCS Itera AS, Sysdec AS and Tresoor Tarkvara OÜ. Silver Certificate will be given to San Revilo AS, ExcellentBusinessSolutions Eesti AS, Gaiasoft OÜ, Tarkvaralabor OÜ, Taavi Tarkvara OÜ and Vesiir OÜ.
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01.02.2022Omniva, Inbank, and minority shareholders decided to sell Maksekeskus to Luminor Bank.
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04.05.2021From 21 May, Omniva subsidiary Finbite will have a new management board member, Keir Veskiväli, who has considerable international experience.
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30.11.2020The strategic development trends of AS Eesti Post for the next five years have been approved at an extraordinary general meeting of its sole shareholder. One of the decisions made at the meeting was to separate the company’s information business (e-invoices) to form the subsidiary Finbite OÜ, which will continue to offer services in the infologistics business area as of 1 January 2021.
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10.07.2019As of 10 July, Mikk Tamme starts leading Omniva’s information business segment. Omniva information business is a leading e-invoice operator in the Baltic States.
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14.05.2019As of 1 July all state companies and agencies only accept e-invoices. Transfer to e-invoices is not just an obligation for a private company, but also an option to make your accounting more effective and save a considerable amount of time.
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21.04.2017In Estonia, the number of machine-readable invoices, or e-invoices doubled in the first quarter, compared to the same period last year.
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03.03.2017Omniva’s Invoice Centre and e-receipt were deemed qualified for the esteemed OWASP ASVS security standard. The level of security that has been guaranteed for both services meets the requirements of such data processing.
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28.02.2017The e-receipt project led by Estonian international postal and logistics company Omniva has been named as one of the finalists, and Ruban d’Honneur recipients, in the 2016/17 European Business Awards.
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09.01.2017Logistics company Omniva was short-listed for the European Business Awards (EBA) for Innovation with its e-receipt project.
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22.09.2016Omniva will soon launch a new solution, which will allow using smartphones for drawing up the expense reports and travel expenses to be submitted to companies.
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13.09.2016We are pleased to announce that Pagero and Omniva join forces on a strategic level in the Baltic countries, in order to provide an extensive business network with international reach including Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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25.05.2016Today, Estonian Electronic Receipt (e-Receipt) project was kicked off in Ülemiste Shopping Centre by opening the largest wastepaper basket in Estonia. The goal of the project is to gradually reduce the use of paper receipts in Estonian trade and service sectors.
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09.05.2016As we know, to promote e-Estonia and paper-free economy, it will become compulsory for the private sector to only send e-invoices to state authorities as of 2017. The best tool to assist small companies in doing so is e-Financials.
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16.03.2016The number of transaction in Maksekeskus more than tripled during January and February compared to the previous year. The volume of transactions also increased around three times.
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30.09.2015The e-receipt and m-receipt cooperation project managed by Omniva was chosen to be among the three finalists in the category of technological innovation of the Swedish Business Awards by an international jury this year.
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18.06.2014The Minister of Economic Affairs and Communications, Urve Palo, will be ceremonially handing over first Omniva certificates to finance software companies whose software supports the use of e-invoices.
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