E-invoicing in energy trading 

Aligned invoice data. Fewer discrepancies. 

E-invoicing is becoming mandatory across many markets as governments introduce real-time reporting to increase transparency and enforce compliance. For energy trading firms, the challenge isn’t generating invoices - it’s ensuring that invoice data aligns with settlement and reconciliation. When it doesn’t, firms face delays, disputes, and operational risk across the post-trade lifecycle.

As mandates expand, many firms are discovering that compliance alone does not resolve these challenges. Disconnected systems continue to create inefficiencies, pushing complexity further downstream into reconciliation and settlement. Fidectus connects E-invoicing with confirmation matching and settlement, enabling energy companies to identify discrepancies earlier and reduce reconciliation effort across the post-trade lifecycle.

Where traditional E-invoicing falls short - and how Fidectus solves it

Traditional E-invoicing solutions focus on compliance. They validate invoice formats and reporting requirements but do not connect with trading workflows. The result is another disconnected system, increasing operational complexity instead of reducing it. The real issue is not the invoice itself, but how invoice data moves between systems.

Fidectus removes the gaps between invoicing, matching, and settlement. We align invoice data with confirmation matching, settlement, and reconciliation in one workflow, identifying discrepancies before they impact settlement. The result is consistent data across confirmation, invoicing, and settlement processes, reducing manual intervention and improving accuracy.

No growth in OTC without post-trade going digital 

[Previously recorded webinar]

Discover how digital innovation in post-trade processes, specifically the shift toward mandatory E-invoicing, is transforming the OTC market.  This session dives into new regulatory E-invoicing requirements and their critical link to settlements (eSM), alongside a broader look at streamlining REMIT (II) reporting and confirmations.

With key deadlines approaching, learn how navigating the transition to digital post-trade operations ensures your firms stays ahead of regulatory shifts while maintaining a competitive edge.