Who Registers You on Peppol: You, Your Provider, or the Tax Authority?
Three ways a Peppol registration happens: your provider makes it, you buy it on its own, or a tax authority creates it centrally. How to tell which is yours.
Read ArticleThree ways a Peppol registration happens: your provider makes it, you buy it on its own, or a tax authority creates it centrally. How to tell which is yours.
Read ArticleA Peppol ID is a business number you already hold plus a code for the register it came from. Which number is yours, country by country, and how to register it.
Read ArticleJoining Peppol needs three things: a participant identifier, a record in an SMP, and somebody to send and receive for you. Here is who does each step.
Read ArticleHermes closed on 31 December 2025. Belgian companies are no longer pre-registered on Peppol, so an unreachable buyer is now a real and visible failure.
Read ArticlePeppol software providers explained: the types of provider, what a certified Access Point and SMP do, and how to choose the right one for e-invoicing.
Read ArticleWhat is a Peppol Access Point? How the four-corner network, SMP lookup and AS4 exchange work, and how to tell if your business needs one in 2026.
Read ArticleHow does e-invoicing work? A clear guide to structured invoice formats, Peppol AS4 transport, SMP discovery, validation gates, and clearance models in 2026.
Read ArticleA practical Peppol onboarding checklist for finance teams: participant IDs, SMP registration, AP setup, validation gates and go-live controls.
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