Three markets. Three mandates. One deadline that doesn't care about your IT backlog.
Belgium requires Peppol e-invoicing for public-sector buyers since 2026. France's B2B mandate rolls out in phases through 2026–2027. Germany follows its own schedule — and if your client is a large enterprise, they may already be demanding structured XML today, not another PDF attachment. The rules are not coming. For most Baltic and EU agencies, they have already arrived.
For small businesses working across borders, this creates a familiar trap: your clients are in mandated markets, but every tool built for Peppol compliance was designed for SAP customers with six-figure IT budgets. The workaround through an accountant is expensive and slow. The "wait and see" approach is a compliance risk and a sales blocker — your client's AP team will simply reject the invoice.
PeppolSend exists because issuing 20 invoices a month to clients in Belgium should not require a procurement process.
Issuing 20 invoices a month to clients in Belgium should not require a procurement process.