Managing electronic documents in Iceland
As a Continia Document Capture customer in Iceland, you can exchange electronic documents through the Peppol eDelivery Network. Additionally, you can receive electronic documents directly into Document Capture via email attachments.
Iceland had developed a national procurement electronic invoicing framework to ensure that the entire public sector adhered to the 2014/55/EU directive regarding public procurement. In 2015, Reykjavík pioneered mandatory eInvoicing for government suppliers.
The table below outlines the current regulatory states and future outlooks for B2G, B2B, and B2C sectors.
| Transaction type | Current regulatory state | Regulatory outlook |
|---|---|---|
| B2G | Electronic invoicing has been mandatory for all public procurement contracts above EU thresholds since January 2020. All public sectors must have the ability to receive electronic invoice documents through the Peppol eDelivery Network.  Supported by Document Capture. Supported by Document Output. | No changes are expected. |
| B2B | Voluntary, but widely adopted. To exchange electronic invoices between two parties, the exchange method and format must be agreed among them. Supported by Document Capture.1 Supported by Document Output.1 | No changes are expected. |
| B2C | Voluntary. | No changes are expected. |
- Peppol eDelivery Network and Peppol BIS 3.0 are supported.