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MBIE has published a case study on how Fire and Emergency New Zealand achieved standout eInvoicing results and we were their implementation partner.

📈 Payments within 10 days improved over the last 12 months: 79% → 92.5%
📈 eInvoices received have increased: 32 → 1,204 per quarter
📈 50.5% of high-frequency suppliers converted to eInvoicing

Read the full story: https://www.einvoicing.govt.nz/learning-and-events/case-studies/government/how-fire-and-emergency-new-zealand-achieved-standout-einvoicing-results

Drowning in paper files and old media? 📦 Our new blog covers how NZ organisations are going digital and why waiting could cost you more. Read it here: https://www.desktopimaging.co.nz/post/where-to-start-with-digitisation

We're SO excited to announce that Tickstar and Desktop Imaging will be exhibiting at the 2026 New Zealand CFO Summit this September!

📅 8 September 2026
📍 NZICC, Auckland

It's going to be an incredible day packed with insights on AI in finance, cybersecurity, global economic trends, and what it takes to lead as a CFO in today's world.

Standout speakers include Melissa Crawford, Scott Maud (Halter), Phil Ross (Air New Zealand), and Lyle Brady (Warehouse Group) — just to name a few!

If you're attending, come say hi at our stand — we can't wait to meet you! 🙌
👉 Find out more: brightstar.co.nz/events/cfosummit

Sometimes we look back at projects and think… yeah, that was a good one.

20 years of IPONZ patent journals. Paper, fiche, microfilm all digitised, OCR'd, and standardised. 99.995% accuracy. On time. Under budget.

And we're still partnering with them today. Some projects just don't get old.

Read more about the project here

Intellectual Property Office of New Zealand (IPONZ) - Digitisation Project IPONZ partnered with Desktop Imaging to digitise critical records, enhancing accessibility, preserving intellectual property documentation, and supporting digital government initiatives.

Teams tell us all the time they're scared of digitisation projects. They imagine systems being ripped out, 18-month roadmaps, blown budgets.
But that's not how it actually works.
The organisations winning are just chipping away one approval automated, one filing cabinet digitised, one team moved off PDF invoices.
Small steps. Real results.
What's the one process you'd happily never do manually again? 👇