Peppol Access Point
Connect your organization to the Peppol network and make e-invoicing an integral part of your financial processes. With Peppol, you can send and receive invoices digitally in a standardized format. This reduces errors, speeds up payments, and makes your accounting more reliable.
Starting in 2030, e-invoicing will be mandatory for B2B transactions within the EU. Getting started is easy: after verification, you’ll receive your Peppol ID and can begin sending and receiving e-invoices via the international Peppol network.
E-invoicing via Peppol
Get started with Peppol e-invoicing and integrate digital invoice processing into your existing financial processes. We’ll guide your organization through the process, from registration to implementation.

Your Peppol ID
Thanks to OneXillium, you can easily apply for a Peppol ID and connect your organization to the Peppol network within 48 hours.

E-invoicing
We integrate both incoming and outgoing Peppol messages with your ERP and/or invoice recognition solution, ensuring that your e-invoicing process runs securely and automatically via the Peppol network. ISO-certified and GDPR-compliant.
The international standard for e-invoicing
Peppol is a global network for electronic invoicing that connects organizations in more than 45 countries. In Europe, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and the Scandinavian countries, among others, are already using the network on a large scale. Adoption is also growing rapidly outside Europe, in countries such as Singapore, Australia, and Japan.
With Peppol, you can send and receive invoices securely, in a standardized format, and directly between systems, without having to rely on different formats or platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions About Peppol
Our specialists have compiled a list of frequently asked questions for you. If your question isn't listed here, please contact us.
Peppol is used worldwide by organizations in more than 45 countries. In Europe, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, and the Scandinavian countries, among others, actively use the network. Adoption is also growing rapidly outside of Europe.
Yes. Peppol operates through a controlled network of certified Access Points. All participants are identified, and documents are exchanged securely using standardized protocols, ensuring the reliability and security of communications.
To get started with Peppol, you’ll need to connect your organization through a certified Peppol Access Provider. This provider will assist you with registration in the Peppol network, the technical connection, and integration with existing ERP or accounting systems.
E-invoicing is the digital sending and receiving of invoices in a structured format that can be automatically processed by software. Peppol is the network and standard used to securely exchange these electronic invoices between organizations.
A Peppol invoice is an electronic invoice in a standardized format that can be processed automatically by software. Unlike a PDF invoice, a Peppol invoice contains structured data, which allows invoices to be processed more quickly and accurately in accounting systems.
When a company sends an invoice via Peppol, it is first routed through a Peppol Access Point. That Access Point verifies the format and forwards the invoice via the Peppol network to the recipient’s Access Point. The invoice is then sent directly to the recipient’s ERP or accounting system.
A Peppol Access Point is a certified service provider that gives businesses access to the Peppol network. Through such an Access Point, organizations can securely send and receive e-invoices and other documents without having to set up their own infrastructure.
The Peppol network is an international system that connects businesses, government agencies, and organizations to enable the secure exchange of electronic documents, such as invoices. The network operates through certified access points and standardized formats.
In the Netherlands, Peppol is currently mandatory for electronic invoices sent to the government (B2G). It is not yet mandatory for invoices between businesses (B2B). However, e-invoicing is expected to become mandatory for B2B transactions within the EU by 2030, which will lead to further growth in the use of networks such as Peppol.
Peppol (Pan-European Public Procurement OnLine) is an international network that enables organizations to securely exchange electronic documents, such as e-invoices and orders. Through Peppol, documents are sent directly from one system to another in a standardized format, allowing invoices to be automatically processed in ERP and accounting systems.
Get Started with Peppol e-Invoicing
Would you like to connect your organization to the Peppol network? We’ll guide you through the process, from registration to integration with your existing systems. This will allow you to send and receive e-invoices securely and efficiently via the international Peppol network.