Quadient has announced that its subsidiary, Serensia by Quadient, has received final approval from the Direction Générale des Finances Publiques (DGFiP), confirming that all prerequisites and the Administration's specifications have been fully met.
This approval represents a key milestone ahead of the launch of the national electronic invoicing system, scheduled for September 1, 2026, and marks the full interoperability of Serensia with all platforms in the ecosystem.
Selected as early as 2024 among the first three platforms to participate in DGFiP's organized tests, Serensia by Quadient helped validate the operation of the Directory, the Data Hub, and interoperability between platforms.
Already prepared to handle over 250 million invoices as part of the 2026 reform, Serensia has already gained the trust of companies such as TotalEnergies, BPCE, and Dalkia, as well as Cerfrance and its 320,000 SMEs under a white-label agreement.
Quadient S.A. is a global automation platform facilitating secure and sustainable business interactions across digital and physical channels. Quadient S.A. supports companies of all sizes in their digital transformation and growth, increasing operational efficiency and creating meaningful customer experiences.
Quadient S.A. recorded net sales of EUR 1,035.7 million in 2025/26.
Net sales break down by type of revenue between recurring revenues (73.6%; revenue from subscriptions, maintenance and professional services) and non-recurring revenues (26.4%; sales of equipment and licences).
Net sales are broken down geographically as follows: France/Austria/Benelux/Germany/Ireland/Italy (excluding Mail)/Switzerland/the United Kingdom (34.3%), North America (57.3%) and other (8.4%).
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