Author: Link4 AU

The WTO’s new E-Commerce Agreement signals a major shift in how global trade will operate going forward  –  and for businesses, the message is clear: digital is no longer optional. With 66 countries representing around 70% of global trade aligning on digital...

On 19 February 2026, Link4 and Docupath announce a new partnership to embed AI-native Intelligence into document processing for users in the APAC region.  PDF invoices are commonplace in businesses today. OCR is often used to capture information from an...

Auckland, New Zealand Leading eInvoicing specialist Link4 has expanded its New Zealand operations, opening an Auckland office and appointing three locally based team members to support the rapid acceleration of eInvoicing across government and enterprise supply chains. The expansion reflects...

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is now another government department that’s meeting Australia’s e-invoicing mandate. NHMRC selected Link4 as an Access Point provider due to its strong track record in working with government agencies. “It is true...

The Department of the Treasury has extended its contract with Link4, their chosen e-invoicing provider. After an initial 12-month period where Link4 successfully completed an integration, training and invoice deliveries, the Treasury agreed to continue using Link4 to provide e-invoicing...

Link4 has been selected as one of 4 preferred partners for e-invoicing adoption for government agencies in New Zealand. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) went through a long and extensive process to provide the best e-invoicing Access Point options...

BOC Gas is the first large enterprise business to join the Australian e-Invoicing network. The multi-year deal with Adelaide based Access Point provider Link4, allows BOC to send and receive invoices inline with Peppol standards. The Australian government recognises that...