How Spark AI makes Belgian invoicing 10x faster

Generic chatbots can draft text. Spark is built for Belgian invoicing: it knows VAT rates, Peppol rules, payment reminders, and your actual invoice data — and it can act inside Snapfact, not just advise.

Example: you ask "What VAT for renovation on a house from 1987?" Spark answers with 6% and cites Art. 1bis AR n°20, because those rules are in its knowledge base — not guessed from the open internet.

Voice example: "Create an invoice for BNP Paribas, fifteen hundred euros, IT consulting." Spark drafts the lines, calculates 21% VAT, shows a confirmation card, and can send via Peppol after you approve.

Every morning, Spark can brief you: revenue this month, overdue totals, and the single highest-impact action (e.g. remind three clients). That replaces spreadsheet exports and inbox searches.

Unlike cloud AI assistants, Spark runs on Belgian-hosted infrastructure. Invoice text and client names do not leave the country for inference. That matters for GDPR and for professional secrecy expectations.