By industry

The mandate is the same. The work is not.

The regulation applies uniformly, but what it costs you to comply depends almost entirely on how your business invoices. These are the categories where that difference is largest, and what it means in each.

Building materials

Long credit terms, delivery-note-driven billing and heavy project invoicing make this one of the harder categories to map cleanly.

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General trading

Wide product ranges, mixed VAT treatments and cross-border transactions make scoping the harder half of the work.

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Distribution & wholesale

Van sales, high line counts and frequent returns mean the volume and the exceptions both have to be handled properly.

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Logistics & freight

High invoice counts, disbursements and pass-through charges make the line-level detail the difficult part.

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Manufacturing

ERP-heavy environments where the invoice is the end of a long production and dispatch chain.

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Contracting & construction

Progress billing, retention and certified valuations make the invoice a downstream product of a certification process.

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Facilities & property management

Recurring contract billing at scale, plus reactive works, plus invoicing on behalf of owners.

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These describe the patterns we see in each category. Your own environment is established during assessment, not assumed from your sector.