Electronic invoicing is a digital document that has tax validity and is issued and received in electronic format. Electronic invoicing has advantages such as reducing costs, streamlining processes, improving security and transparency, and caring for the environment. However, it also presents some challenges and problems worldwide, such as the diversity of regulations, interoperability, technological adaptation, cybersecurity and the digital divide. This research aims to investigate the scientific literature related to electronic invoicing. A quantitative and descriptive methodology was applied to carry out a bibliometric analysis in a sample of 178 documents, which were collected from the Scopus database with the keywords electronic billing, billing and electronic commerce as a source of information which comply with all the parameters for this investigation. To present these results, the systematic analysis provided by the R Studio program was used, generating a series of graphs where you can see the relevance of electronic invoicing in different applicable areas.