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The move to mandatory e-invoicing in 2026
The move to mandatory e-invoicing in 2026 is becoming a major challenge for the self-employed, freelancers, micro-businesses and SMEs. To help their clients prepare for this change, nearly 200 entrepreneurs gathered at the Château du Val St-Lambert, at the invitation of the accounting firm Verdin & Associés, for a morning entirely devoted to digital solutions.
A morning of discussion and clarity
The goal was simple: to give a clear picture of the new obligations and the tools available.
Participants were able to ask their questions, discover what's new and understand what the switch from PDF to the structured e-invoice (PEPPOL) changes in practice.
The software shortlist presented by Verdin & Associés
To guide his clients, Mr Verdin presented the software he recommends:
- Sage
- Cegid
- Fidly
The idea was not to multiply the options but to offer a consistent shortlist suited to the realities of a self-employed person, a micro-business or an SME.
Fidly, a simple solution that is already compliant
Among the solutions presented, Fidly highlighted its positioning: a simple, intuitive platform that is 100% compliant with 2026 e-invoicing.
Key strengths
Fidly offers in particular:
- native PEPPOL activation,
- multi-company management,
- a modern, intuitive and uncluttered interface,
- personal support.
Watch the presentation of Fidly by its founder, Benoît Delacharlerie
Video of the presentation coming soon
A useful initiative to move calmly towards 2026
This morning helped the entrepreneurs to:
- better understand the legal obligations,
- compare several solutions in practice,
- leave with the right criteria for choosing their software.
Everyone gained clarity and could prepare the switch to e-invoicing with greater peace of mind.
Event organised by: Verdin & Associés - Accounting firm
Venue: Château du Val St-Lambert, Seraing
Date: November 2025
