Guide

How to integrate Peppol into your software

⚠️ Please note that the guide is currently available only in French and Dutch.

In 2026, structured B2B e-invoicing will become mandatory in Belgium. Other countries will follow. Peppol is the chosen network to harmonize exchanges. Whether you are complying with legal requirements or modernizing your invoicing processes, integrating Peppol is now THE priority for many companies, software vendors and system integrators.

This guide explains what Peppol really is and shows you how to integrate it into your software quickly, clearly and sustainably, relying on a clear architecture, real-world use cases and network best practices.

Content

What you will find in the guide:

  • A simple explanation of the Peppol ecosystem and its components
  • Upcoming regulatory requirements, country by country
  • Typical architectures (SaaS and On-Premise)
  • Best practices to register clients, send documents, and avoid rejections
  • Real-world use cases (cloud ERP, accounting software, migration from another Access Point…)

Who is it for?

This document is intended for:

  • CTOs, Product Managers, and technical decision-makers planning to include Peppol in their roadmap
  • Backend developers, DevOps, and software architects in charge of APIs
  • Accountants, compliance officers or billing managers impacted by new legal requirements

This guide is for you if…

  • You need to integrate Peppol into an ERP, billing software or internal solution

  • You want to save time while staying 100% compliant

  • You are supporting clients in their migration to Peppol

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About Digiteal

Digiteal is a certified Peppol Access Point based in Belgium, known for its expertise in e-invoicing and its commitment to European standards.

For several years, we have successfully supported software vendors, integrators and public administrations by offering a clear, flexible and well-documented Peppol API, adapted to all types of architectures.

As a recognized player, we actively contribute to many national and international working groups to help shape the technical and regulatory frameworks of structured e-invoicing.