Treasury is seeking an agency to develop a brand for the Australian e-invoicing framework.

The e-invoicing standard is the Peppol Interoperability Framework, developed and managed by global organisation, OpenPeppol. The standard applies for business to business invoicing. The ATO is the agent for OpenPeppol in Australia.

The objective is to build a brand positioning with a new name, independent from Peppol and the ATO that can be used in the broadest possible way with a view to whole of economy implementation over the long term.

The brand proposition needs both a rational underpinning and emotional resonance to spark interest. Ideally it communicates as aspirational and achievable.

The brand will be predominantly used by accounting software providers who are facilitators of Peppol e-Invoicing, the ATO and other Government agencies, and large supply chain owners.

Estimated start date: Sunday, 28 July 2024

Initial contract duration: 6 months

Extension term: 6 months

Number of extensions: 2

Location of work: Offsite