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Peppol integration

  • Hannes Deburchgraeve shared this idea 11 months ago
  • Payments/Billing
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Peppol integration to send invoices on a secure way

https://peppol.org/
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    Pepol integration the new european standard from 2026
    From 2026 we must use pepol to send the B2B invoices to the customersWil there be an future integration planned on the roadmap of WHMCS? In below you can find some links with extra information about pepol:https://www.vlaanderen.be/het-facilitair-bedrijf-overheidsopdrachten-en-raamcontracten/digitalisering-van-overheidsopdrachten/e-invoicing/peppol-mercurius-en-simplepriorhttps://peppol.com/blog/what-is-an-e-invoice/

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WHMCS commented 10th September
Hi all,
We are investigating the possibility of integrating a Peppol solution in WHMCS as an extension of our e-invoicing work: https://requests.whmcs.com/idea/add-electronic-invoicing

Implementing a Peppol solution is rather more involved than a standard e-invoice; requiring submitting invoice data to an accredited Peppol Access Point - whose service fees can be significant - and so choosing an appropriate Access Point with whom to partner is an additional consideration for us.

We will have more specifics and timelines to share in the next few months.

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Lucas Miglioranza commented 27th January
Seriously this make me consider adopting a WHMCS plan if only they would respect EU billing regulation for January 2026. I need to be paid by customers if not I can cease my European business.
Hannes Deburchgraeve commented 25th September 24
PEPPOL is an open exchange network for exchanging e-invoices between businesses and the public sector around the world.With PEPPOL, your business is guaranteed to comply with the latest European B2G e-invoicing regulations. The PEPPOL network is currently used in:Europe;Australia;New Zealand;Singapore;Japan;Malaysia (coming soon)Download the PEPPOL whitepaper to learn more about the network.