For Platforms

Invoicing infrastructure for platforms with real complexity

Space Invoices is not a generic invoice API. It is a platform control layer for teams that need multi-entity invoicing, compliance, and operational confidence without staffing the whole surface area internally.

Best Fit

Who this path is for

Vertical SaaS with one entity per customer

Marketplaces with one entity per seller

Fintech and embedded-finance products linking invoicing to payment events

Teams expanding across countries, brands, or entity models

Why larger buyers look here

20M+ documents issued

15+ years of production invoicing experience

46+ countries covered

Sandbox-first evaluation with production-ready rollout path

Operating Model

Control entities, units, and document identity without flattening your platform

Model the customer or seller as an isolated entity, then add operating units only when one legal entity needs separate branches, brands, defaults, or numbering scopes.

Business Units

Model branches, brands, or operating units inside one entity with their own addresses, defaults, and document identity.

Independent Numbering

Keep main-entity and business-unit document sequences independent, with configurable formats and starting numbers.

Entity-Level Control

Keep branding, catalog data, compliance settings, users, and API access isolated for every customer or seller.

Rollout

From self-serve evaluation to guided rollout

01

Validate one entity and one workflow in sandbox

02

Confirm architecture fit, access model, and compliance surface

03

Roll into production with support, migration planning, or country expansion help if needed

Support Model

Easy to try, serious enough to scale

Keep the sandbox, docs, and public pricing for evaluation. Use a higher-touch path when your rollout needs migration planning, country expansion, custom commercial terms, or implementation confidence.

Ready to evaluate the platform path without enterprise friction?

Start in a free sandbox, prove one workflow, then talk to us when rollout complexity, migration, or country expansion justifies a more guided path.