The Digital Business Networks Alliance (DBNA) is a non-profit organization that manages the US Open Exchange Network – a secure and efficient network for exchanging B2B eInvoices and documents between businesses in the United States.
DBNA eliminates the obstacles and inefficiencies of traditional invoicing methods by implementing a standardized 4-corner model similar to the European Peppol system, but specifically designed for the American market.
Connect once, communicate with everyone
The DBNA network enables businesses to connect through their service provider to all other businesses in the network, regardless of which service provider they use.
Every DBNA implementation journey follows the same proven process. Whether you are a small business or a large corporation, these steps will take you to full integration with the US Open Exchange Network:
1
Needs Analysis
Evaluate your current B2B document exchange processes and determine what benefits DBNA connectivity can offer your organization.
Clear overview of current processes and desired improvements
2
Service Provider Selection
Choose a DBNA-certified service provider that best aligns with your technical infrastructure and business requirements.
Partnership with suitable DBNA service provider
3
Technical Integration
Implement the connection to the DBNA network through your service provider, including system integrations and security configuration.
Active connection to US Open Exchange Network
4
Go-Live & Optimization
Start document exchange via DBNA, onboard trading partners and optimize processes for maximum efficiency.
