Quadient's Strategic Acquisition of Serensia
In a significant move aimed at enhancing its digital financial automation strategy, Quadient has acquired Serensia, a prominent electronic invoicing platform based in France. Recognized by the French Government as a Partner Dematerialization Platform (PDP), Serensia is well-regarded for its robust e-invoicing technology.
Strengthening Digital Compliance
This acquisition arms Quadient with advanced capabilities in electronic invoicing, positioning it strongly within Europe’s digital compliance market. With the impending mandatory e-invoicing regulations across several European countries, such as France and Belgium, Quadient is now equipped with a comprehensive solution that ensures compliance for its extensive customer base.
Benefits of Serensia’s Technology
Serensia offers a scalable, API-driven technology stack, enhancing Quadient's operations as an independent e-invoicing platform. The infrastructure is designed to seamlessly integrate with existing digital automation solutions and third-party systems, ensuring that businesses can meet regulatory deadlines effectively.
Meeting Regulatory Demands
With ownership of a Peppol access point—a secure gateway for document exchange—Quadient can deliver a compliant, end-to-end e-invoicing solution across Europe. This is crucial as many businesses are required to transition to electronic invoicing under new mandates, making Quadient's acquisition of Serensia a strategic advantage.
Expertise and Experience
According to Geoffrey Godet, CEO of Quadient, “This acquisition marks a strategic milestone in our ambition to lead the digital financial automation market in Europe.” The integration of Serensia’s platform into Quadient's Digital Automation portfolio not only builds upon its existing capabilities but also boosts its ability to support a diverse range of customers—from large enterprises to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
About Quadient
Quadient is recognized globally as an automation platform that fosters secure and efficient business connections through both digital and physical channels. The company caters to a variety of businesses in their digital transformation journeys, unlocking operational efficiency while enhancing customer experiences. As part of the CAC® Mid & Small and EnterNext® Tech 40 indices, Quadient is listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker QDT.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the acquisition of Serensia mean for Quadient?
The acquisition enhances Quadient's e-invoicing capabilities and strengthens its position in the digital compliance market across Europe.
How will businesses benefit from Quadient’s new offering?
Businesses will gain access to a comprehensive e-invoicing solution that ensures compliance with upcoming regulatory requirements, simplifying their invoicing processes.
Who are the key customers for Quadient?
Quadient serves approximately 150,000 customers, including large enterprises and SMBs, across various sectors in Europe.
What technology does Serensia bring to Quadient?
Serensia offers a robust, scalable, API-driven platform that integrates seamlessly with other digital solutions, enhancing operational autonomy for Quadient.
What future regulations is Quadient preparing for?
Quadient is preparing for upcoming mandatory e-invoicing regulations in several European countries, ensuring that businesses can transition smoothly to comply.
