evoicy Launches: Next-Generation Electronic Billing for Spanish Enterprise
We built evoicy from the ground up around strict multi-tenant isolation and silent, automatic compliance. Here is the architecture behind the launch.
Today is a big day in our mission to simplify corporate compliance. We are announcing the launch of evoicy, our premium e-invoicing SaaS platform, engineered from the ground up for Spain's new regulations. It is built for forward-thinking small businesses and removes the friction that usually comes with major compliance transitions.
More than another invoice form
When we set out to build evoicy, we decided not to make just another billing form. Businesses are entering an era where data security, isolation, and transparency are non-negotiable. So we designed the platform around those principles.
Multi-tenant isolation by design
Our infrastructure is built on strict multi-tenant schema isolation. Unlike legacy apps, where all data is dumped into one large pool, evoicy keeps your ledgers in independent database architectures. Your data stays isolated, secure, and easy to export.
Silent compliance, without changing how you work
Compliance shouldn't force you to change how you operate. evoicy handles the AEAT's demands in the background. When you save an invoice, our engine:
- Runs the SHA-256 cryptographic chaining and signs the payload.
- Routes it to the government's servers.
- Structures the confirmation receipt instantly.
That lets your frontline team focus on serving customers and closing deals.
What's next: deeper integrations
Our roadmap is focused on connecting better with the rest of your ecosystem. We are expanding integrations to sync evoicy with the software accounting firms use across Spain, so compliance becomes a continuous flow from the sale all the way to tax preparation.
