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E-invoicing · Shopify

E-invoicing on Shopify

Structured electronic invoices for B2B sales, country by country.

Native coverage

App needed Order-printer apps produce PDF invoices; a handful produce EN 16931 XML or deliver via Peppol.

Apps

6 apps declare coverage; the leader has 280 reviews. A real but modest market with an established front-runner.

AppPriceRatingAdoption
Lexware Office (lexoffice)—4.6280 reviews1 reading
DATEV > Buchhaltungsexport Pro—4.7107 reviews1 reading
sevdesk Buchhaltung 2026+—4.788 reviews1 reading
Quaderno: Taxes & E-Invoicing—511 reviews1 reading
POP (Peppol e-invoicing)——7 reviews1 reading
DATEV-Export · related to the operator——0 reviews1 reading
Source: Mercatlas, scan of 20 September 2026. Coverage as declared by each vendor. CC BY 4.0.

What the rule requires

Shops that sell to business customers need to produce EN 16931 invoices, in Germany as XRechnung or ZUGFeRD, and increasingly to deliver them over the Peppol network. Consumer-only shops are unaffected. The order-printer apps that dominate the invoicing category produce PDFs, not structured invoices.

Who it binds: German businesses must be able to receive structured e-invoices since 1 January 2025 and must issue them for domestic B2B sales from 1 January 2027 (turnover above €800,000) or 1 January 2028 (all). Under ViDA, cross-border B2B invoices inside the EU must be electronic from 1 July 2030. Other countries run their own mandates on their own dates.

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