Peppol
The Peppol network, access points, and exchange standards.
What is Peppol?
Peppol is a European network for exchanging structured business documents such as invoices. Learn how it works and why Belgian businesses use it.
Peppol Access Point — what it is and why it matters
A Peppol Access Point is a certified gateway to the Peppol network. Understand its role for sending, receiving, and complying with Belgian e-invoicing.
Peppol registration for Belgian businesses
- Belgique
How Belgian companies obtain a Peppol participant identity, publish it through an Access Point and SMP, and configure send and receive capability on the network.
Peppol participant lookup — how to check if a counterparty is reachable
- Belgique
Before sending a structured invoice, verify that your customer or supplier is registered on Peppol. Learn directory search, SML/SMP lookup, Belgian enterprise numbers, and what "not found" really means.
Peppol Invoice Message Responses (IMR)
IMR lets buyers send structured accept, reject, or dispute responses over Peppol. Learn how business-level invoice responses differ from email replies and from technical delivery acknowledgements.
Peppol inbound inbox — receiving supplier invoices
- Belgique
After Belgium's e-invoicing mandate, supplier invoices arrive as structured Peppol documents. Understand the inbound inbox, accounting matching, and orphaned documents.
Sending an invoice when your client is not on Peppol
- Belgique
What happens when a Belgian B2B customer cannot be reached on Peppol — directory lookup failures, the structured invoicing obligation, and practical steps without shortcuts.