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Imagine this: your team spends hours chasing invoices, correcting mistakes, and following up on late payments. Meanwhile, competitors are moving faster, making data-driven decisions, and growing their businesses. The difference? eInvoicing. It might seem like a small change ; replacing...

In October 2025, Queensland’s Noosa Council confirmed it had lost $1.9 million in a highly convincing scam. The criminals used AI-driven social engineering to impersonate legitimate contacts and trick staff into authorising fraudulent payments. While details remain under investigation, this...

Spoiler: The shift is already happening. Just quietly. Across Asia-Pacific, the eInvoicing race is picking up speed. Governments are no longer just exploring digital invoice exchange – they’re enforcing it. Malaysia is going full throttle with a nationwide mandate by...

The clock is ticking. By 31 Dec 2025, more New Zealand government agencies must be ready to process eInvoices.   If you haven’t already begun preparing, now’s the time to act.And here’s the good news: you don’t have to navigate this shift alone.  Link4 Isn’t New Here – we have been doing it for many years  As New Zealand agencies prepare to join the eInvoicing network, Link4 is proud to have our CEO, Robin Sands, now based locally – offering guidance and support during this important transition period. That’s right. We’ve put boots on the ground.Because we believe that...

Australia’s renewable energy sector is experiencing rapid growth as the nation shifts towards a more sustainable energy future. With this transition comes the need for improved efficiency in managing the complex billing and payment systems that underpin the industry. By...

For CFOs managing large enterprises in Australia, meeting supplier payment terms is a growing challenge. eInvoicing offers an innovative way to reduce the number of days it takes to process payments, addressing compliance issues and boosting cash flow efficiency. Late...

The recent CrowdStrike global tech outage significantly impacted banks, supermarkets, airports, and many other businesses, leading to costly ramifications. Many businesses, including retailers and supermarkets, were forced to either close or operate in a limited capacity, causing delays in accounting processes....