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European and Slovenian national directives and legislation now allow companies to issue invoices solely in an electronic format, as long as they follow a strict set of rules.

European and Slovenian national directives and legislation now allow companies to issue invoices solely in an electronic format, as long as they follow a strict set of rules.

European and Slovenian national directives and legislation now allow companies to issue invoices solely in an electronic format, as long as they follow a strict set of rules.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA’s customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time – and to do so with the utmost security.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA's customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time � and to do so with the utmost security.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA's customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time � and to do so with the utmost security.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA's customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time � and to do so with the utmost security.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA's customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time � and to do so with the utmost security.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA's customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time � and to do so with the utmost security.

Snapper, an enterprising New Zealand company, set out to improve public transportation for riders in Dublin, Ireland. The National Transport Authority of Ireland (NTA) wanted to make paying for transit much more convenient for their riders, even letting them load their cards while a bus approaches within sight. Snapper needed to give NTA's customers a way to check their balance and instantaneously re-load their LEAP transit cards using their smart phones. Their solution needed to serve up to 500 people topping up at the same time � and to do so with the utmost security.