Paynet

Paynet

Issue and Receive Invoices via a Single Connection

SIX is your partner when it comes to digitizing your invoicing and cash flow processes. All Swiss banks and a large number of software companies are part of our network. Whether large corporations or SMEs, we are able to digitize the entire invoicing process from end to end – from invoice issuing all the way through to invoice receipt. Invoice dispatch, processing and distribution to all your corporate and private customers – SIX is a one-stop-shop for all your requirements.

How You Will Benefit

Efficiency

Optimize your processes, minimize sources of error, and reduce time and costs

Security

Send and receive trustworthy invoices thanks to validation steps and system stability

Coverage

Exceptional industry connections, standardized interfaces and connections to other networks provide high coverage

About This Service

How It Works

From submission and processing all the way through to delivery of your invoices to the right recipients – Paynet can carry out the full range of invoice-related activities for you.

Service Description
Rechnungsempfang

Invoice Dispatch

  • You can reach all electronic invoice recipients in Switzerland (both corporate and private customers) via a single channel
  • Check, validate and convert invoices based on your customers’ requirements
  • Meet your customers’ digitization requirements
  • Send invoices seamlessly via secure channels

 

Invoice Receipt

  • Reduce your manual workload
  • Ensure your invoices are issued to the right recipients
  • Complete transparency with regard to received invoices
  • Fully automated invoice processing with an order reference
  • No spam, no phishing

 

 

Rechnungsempfang

Solutions for Different Needs

For digital beginners and workflow users right through to fully automated processing via your ERP systems.

Customized Solution for SMEs

Do you want to send invoices quickly and paperlessly? Digitize your processes and offer your customers a modern and convenient payment method.

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Interface Integration for Companies

Send invoices to your customers and receive invoices from your suppliers directly in your vendor workflow or ERP system via a single connection.

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News

Resources

Relevant specifications for the QR-bill & XSD Files
Interconnect form
Software
XSD Files

Certificates

The Paynet systems use various digital certificates to meet security and auditing requirements. In the sections listed here, you can find all the certificates that we use in our test and production environment.

  • Certificates for Web servers
    All our Web servers identify themselves to others by means of a Web server certificate - a type of identity card for Web servers.

  • Certificates for signing documents
    We create and sign audit-relevant documents on behalf of our customers, so that they can be accepted by the respective auditors. You can find all certificates ever used by SIX Paynet to sign documents in this section.

  • Certificates for system objects   
     SIX also signs its own data objects to protect them from alteration. You can find the certificates for these signatures in this section.
Digital Certificates

Login Certificates

To access the Paynet system, SIX offers the option of using client certificates. This applies to access via the web server and to access to the Paynet customer portal.

In order to guarantee a high level of security, the certificates must meet the following conditions:

  • Validity: Not expired
  • Version: V3
  • Signature algorithm: sha224RSA, sha256RSA, sha384RSA, sha512RSA
  • Key length: At least RSA (2,048 bits)
  • Key usage: Client authentication
  • Issuer: See list below

Once a valid certificate is available, the main contact in charge of eBill at your company must send the certificate's public key to supportcenter@six-group.com via e-mail.

All certificates from the following Issuers that meet our conditions can be used for the Paynet system. Companies that want to use certificates from other third-party providers are asked to contact SIX.