With Nicosia Municipality adopting e-invoicing as part of its digital transformation, it invites its partners and suppliers to submit their invoices via the Bank of Cyprus’ Jinius platform, supporting the digital and smart city programme.
Jinius connects businesses, organisations, suppliers and customers in a single digital environment, thereby shaping the digital ecosystem of the Cypriot economy,
Elena Meli, General Manager of the Jinius platform, welcomed the Municipality of Nicosia to Jinius. “Jinius creates a network of meaningful digital connections via an innovative platform that enhances and accelerates the digitisation of the economy,” she said. “The platform offers innovative services that simplify and accelerate their daily transactions and activities.”
For his part, Nicosia Mayor Charalambos Prountzos, hailed the service optimisation promised by Jinius e-invoicing. “This step is not only a technological upgrade, but also a move that will enhance the efficiency, transparency and speed of our Municipality’s procedures,” he noted. “Through the Jinius platform, we will achieve faster payments to suppliers, reduce costs and environmental footprint, and, at the same time, ensure proper recording and monitoring of all transactions.”
From May 1, 2025 onwards, Nicosia Municipality will carry out digital processing of all invoices received exclusively through Jinius.
What Jinius offers
With digital invoice management at Jinius you can:
- Send and receive digital invoices and credit notes
- Send and receive digital invoices, credit notes and electronic invoices
- Receive real-time updates, and much more.
All data is transferred in real-time to the parties involved, saving time and money, and making it easier to communicate and reconcile bills.
For more information, visit: business.jinius.com.cy. To set up a meeting, call: 22-363300.