Hungary accounting integrations

Hungary has a distinctive regulatory driver in NAV Online Számla, the real-time invoice reporting system that effectively locks businesses into NAV-certified domestic platforms. Számlázz.hu and Billingo dominate cloud invoicing; Kulcs-Soft serves accounting firms; NEXON owns the HR/payroll segment.

7 supported accounting platforms + 7 on the radar

Hungary accounting software market

Where the major platforms sit and which Apideck supports today. Figures are company-reported unless marked as an estimate.

800,000+ businesses

Businesses using Számlázz.hu for invoicing and financial administration

Trademagazin

125.6 million

Invoices and receipts issued via Számlázz.hu in 2025

Trademagazin
PlatformHungary market positionApideckSource
Számlázz.huHungary's longest-running online invoicing platform, assisting more than 800,000 businesses as of early 2026On the radarTrademagazin
BillingoNewer, faster-growing challenger to Számlázz.hu, reported at 100,000 users as of November 2020On the radarSME Banking Club

Subscriber and customer counts are the best available public indicators and may include accountant-managed multi-entity accounts; they are not a direct count of distinct businesses. Estimates are marked accordingly.

Hungary accounting compliance requirements

Hungary runs one of the strictest real-time invoice reporting regimes in the EU through RTIR and the NAV Online Számla platform, requiring nearly all domestic B2B, B2C, and cross-border invoice data to reach the tax authority within minutes of issuance, ahead of a planned move to a full national e-invoicing platform from 2028.

Real-Time Invoice Reporting (RTIR)

Invoice data for domestic transactions must be transmitted electronically and immediately to NAV via the Online Számla platform in XML format.

Avalara

RTIR scope expansion

Coverage expanded from invoices above a VAT threshold in 2018 to all domestic B2B and B2C transactions regardless of value from July 2020, then to intra-community and export invoices from 2021.

EDICOM

B2C digital receipt reporting

From 1 September 2026, non-connected cash registers must digitally report B2C receipt data to NAV within three days.

EDICOM

Future e-invoicing platform (from 2028)

NAV plans to launch a full national e-invoicing platform in 2028, though it has not published a hard deadline for mandatory nationwide adoption.

EDICOM

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