P-053085: The AI-Powered JD Edwards Ecosystem

This session was presented at INFOCUS 2026.

E-invoicing is moving faster than many teams expected. Governments are setting firm deadlines, and for many JD Edwards customers, the impact will start to be felt between 2026 and 2028. This is not something that can sit on the backlog for long. This session focuses on what it actually takes to get ready across different regions. We will look at how requirements vary in Europe, Latin America, and other countries where mandates are taking shape, and what that means in practice for JD Edwards environments. We will cover: The main e-invoicing models, including clearance, reporting, and Peppol, and where each one shows up Key mandate timelines and which organizations are in scope What happens when things go wrong, including penalties, delayed payments, and operational issues How to extend JD Edwards with an architecture that can handle compliance across regions We will also spend time on how this works in real systems, not just on paper. You will see: How JD Edwards connects with platforms such as Pagero Common integration patterns for both AR and AP Where global rollouts tend to run into trouble and how teams have worked through it There is usually more complexity here than people expect at the start. Differences between countries add up quickly. Design choices that seem fine for one region can create extra work later. You will leave with: A practical checklist to assess your current readiness A reference architecture you can adapt to your environment A clear set of next steps for the next 12 to 24 months This session is built around real project experience. The goal is to help you make steady progress and avoid the kinds of surprises that tend to show up late if you are not looking for them early.

This session is eligible for the following CPE certification: NASBA

Speaker: Daniel Ferrer, Broadpin