Peppol Connectivity

Peppol eInvoicing that keeps standards, delivery, and internal routing under control.

EDIXT helps teams operationalise Peppol billing without turning every invoice project into a bespoke integration exercise. Use one controlled layer to prepare, validate, transform, and route Peppol-ready billing documents around the four-corner model, Access Point delivery, and the ERP or finance systems that need clean downstream data.

Built around the Peppol four-corner delivery model and dynamic discovery Supports Peppol-ready billing flows aligned to BIS, PINT, and EN 16931 Keeps ERP, finance, AP, and compliance teams closer to validated output

Network-aware delivery

Structure implementation around the official Peppol four-corner model, where Access Points exchange documents through capability lookup and trusted network rules.

Standards-led validation

Design billing flows around current Peppol billing models such as BIS Billing 3.0 and newer PINT-aligned invoice specifications where relevant.

Operationally useful output

Keep invoicing teams, ERP owners, and finance operations working from validated, routable documents rather than raw exchange payloads.

How It Works

How a controlled Peppol delivery model works in practice

The goal is not only to reach the network. It is to manage readiness, document rules, transport, and downstream routing in a way that remains workable for finance and operations teams.

1

Prepare sender and receiver context

Set up the participant identifiers, capabilities, and message expectations needed for Peppol delivery and receiving readiness.

2

Validate billing payloads

Check invoice and credit note data against the rules that matter for Peppol billing, EN 16931 alignment, and local operational requirements.

3

Exchange through the network

Operate around Peppol delivery using Access Points, AS4 transport, SML and SMP discovery, and the wider trust framework defined by OpenPeppol.

4

Route into internal systems

Pass the validated result into ERP, AP, AR, finance, or reporting processes so teams do not have to interpret raw network messages manually.

Capabilities

What teams get from the Peppol solution model

This is most useful where Peppol readiness is not just a transport problem, but a broader operations, finance, and system-coordination problem.

Peppol readiness around Access Points

Work alongside an existing or planned Access Point model by handling document preparation, validation, orchestration, and internal handoff around the network exchange.

Billing specification alignment

Support invoice and credit note workflows shaped around the official Peppol billing specifications, including BIS Billing 3.0 and PINT-aligned EU billing models where relevant.

Controlled mixed-estate connectivity

Link Peppol billing flows with ERP, finance, procurement, and API-led systems without duplicating the same rules and transformations everywhere.

Documents handled

Invoices Credit notes Orders Despatch advice Billing references

Connection methods

Peppol BIS Peppol PINT EN 16931 AS4 SML / SMP UBL SBDH

Systems touched

ERP Finance / AP / AR Procurement Reporting / compliance Access Point ecosystem
FAQ

Questions teams ask before they move.

What parts of the Peppol model matter most for implementation?

The official OpenPeppol model centres on the four-corner network, Access Points, addressing and capability lookup, the SML, SMP, and the Peppol PKI trust framework. Those pieces define how trading partners discover each other and exchange documents in a trusted way.

Which billing standards are most relevant for Peppol invoicing?

For billing, the official Peppol documentation includes BIS Billing 3.0, which OpenPeppol describes as a CIUS of EN 16931. OpenPeppol also publishes PINT-aligned billing specifications, including the EU PINT model for invoice and credit note exchange.

Does Peppol only cover invoicing?

No. Billing is a common first use case, but OpenPeppol also publishes specifications for other processes such as ordering and despatch advice. In practice, many programmes begin with invoicing and expand into adjacent procurement and fulfilment flows later.

Can EDIXT work alongside an existing Peppol Access Point?

Yes. A practical deployment can use EDIXT around the Access Point exchange to prepare documents, apply validation, coordinate message flow, and route clean output into ERP and finance systems. The exact Access Point model depends on your delivery setup.

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Related solution paths

Explore adjacent solution areas that support the same operational model.

Next Step

See how Peppol eInvoicing fits your current operation.

We can map the documents, partner requirements, connection methods, and downstream system touchpoints that matter in your environment.