Quadient Named Leader in Electronic Invoicing by QKS Group

Quadient Tops in Electronic Invoicing Solutions

According to the report published by QKS Group, Quadient is placed in the upper segment of the leaders quadrant for electronic invoicing solutions. The independent analysis firm emphasizes the technological excellence of the platform, its customer impact, and its readiness for regulatory requirements. QKS Group notes that Quadient stands out with an architecture capable of handling high volumes of invoice exchanges in multi-format and multi-regional environments. The report highlights the solution's interoperability capabilities and compliance frameworks, enabling companies to navigate complex regulatory ecosystems, including EN 16931, Factur-X, and PEPPOL standards, both nationally and across Europe. The platform allows for centralized creation, validation, transmission, tracking, and archiving of invoices within a unified system, according to the report.

Integration and Compliance at the Core of Quadient's Offering

Hetansh Shah, an analyst at QKS Group, notes in the report that Quadient directly integrates the functionalities of its approved Serensia platform into its financial automation suite. The analyst indicates that the solution combines regulatory compliance and AI-driven data extraction, capable of transforming existing PDF flows to comply with the EN16931 standard. On December 11th, the Serensia by Quadient platform received its final approval issued by the Directorate General of Public Finances, according to the statement. Acquired by Quadient in spring 2025, this platform is set to handle more than 250 million invoices annually as part of the French electronic invoicing reform scheduled for September 2026, the group specifies. The report emphasizes that the platform offers complete interoperability within the European ecosystem and integrations with ERPs such as SAP and Sage.

Strategic Importance of Digital Automation Platform Highlighted

Geoffrey Godet, CEO of Quadient, comments on this recognition by stating that it underscores the strategic importance of the group's digital automation platform, as regulatory changes disrupt markets. According to him, this ranking confirms the relevance of the compliance strategy and the robustness of Quadient's next-generation platform. The executive adds that this recognition also validates last year's acquisition of Serensia, which has become one of the first French platforms to achieve full accreditation. According to Geoffrey Godet, Quadient is ideally positioned to support companies in modernizing their financial operations, with the implementation of compliance obligations in many countries. He indicates that this positioning will accelerate revenue growth in this market. Quadient's electronic invoicing solutions are integrated into its digital automation platform covering document creation, communication management, and financial processes, the statement clarifies.