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Company invoice: enter your tax ID and the company data fills itself in
For a company invoice, just enter your tax ID. We fetch the company name and address for you from the official register.
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If you buy for a company, you know the drill: copying out the full name, address and number from documents, hoping for no typos. One mistake and the invoice has to be redone. We decided to shorten that.
Now for a company invoice all you do is enter your tax ID (NIP). We fetch the rest for you from the official register: the company name and registered address fill themselves in. You check that everything is right and carry on. Less typing, fewer mistakes, a correct invoice from the start.
Where the data comes from
We use the public company register, the same one your business is listed in anyway. We do not guess and we do not store anything just in case. If the tax ID is wrong or the company is not in the register, you simply enter the data by hand, as before. We wanted buying for a company to be as quick as buying privately.