Same automation. Your invoice sources.
VatBlitz does not change per industry — the pipeline is identical. What changes is the mix of places your documents come from.
Where your documents actually come from
Same product, same pipeline — every business just has a different mix of sources feeding into it.
| Industry | Typical invoice and document sources |
|---|---|
| E-commerce & marketplace sellers | Marketplace settlements, payment provider payouts, supplier invoices |
| Gastronomy & restaurants | POS daily closings, delivery-platform settlements, supplier invoices |
| Real estate | Service provider invoices, commission statements, lease-related documents |
| Import/export & logistics | Customs documents, shipping and freight invoices, foreign-currency supplier invoices |
| Freelancers & consultants | Issued client invoices, software and tool subscriptions, expense receipts |
| Trades (Handwerk) | Material and supplier invoices, subcontractor invoices, fuel and vehicle receipts |
| Agencies | Client-billable expense receipts, software subscriptions, contractor invoices |
| Retail | Supplier invoices, POS settlement batches, payment provider payouts |
High volume or low volume, the pain is the same
A restaurant closes the till every night. A consultant closes twelve invoices a month. Both lose evenings to the same manual matching.
Volume businesses
Hundreds of line items bundled into settlement files that nobody wants to unpick by hand each month.
Low-volume businesses
Fewer documents, but zero appetite for spending an evening a month typing them into an accounting tool.
Multi-source businesses
Documents scattered across inboxes, portals and platforms, each with its own login and export format.
Multi-entity operations
Several businesses, several Lexware Office accounts, one team doing the same work over and over.