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✦ Peppol Access Point — AP ID PIE001162

Clearvo is a certified
Peppol Access Point.

Clearvo operates its own Peppol Access Point (AP ID PIE001162), certified by OpenPeppol. Every invoice you send to a Peppol-network country travels directly from Clearvo to the buyer’s AP over the AS4 protocol — no third-party routing, no intermediary, no dependency on a partner’s uptime. SML/SMP registration is handled automatically: your participants are discoverable on the Peppol network the moment they go live.

PIE001162
AP ID (OpenPeppol certified)
AS4
OASIS messaging protocol
BIS 3.0 + 4
Document types supported
48+
Countries on the Peppol network

The four-corner model.

Peppol is a standardised e-document network. Instead of sending invoices point-to-point, every participant connects through a certified Access Point. Two APs exchange the document over the secure AS4 protocol — so you only need one AP connection to reach any buyer on the network.

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Seller
Your system
POST /v1/invoices
Clearvo AP
PIE001162
SML/SMP lookup
AS4 dispatch
AS4 / OASIS
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Buyer’s AP
Any certified AP
Delivered
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Buyer
Their ERP / AP
SML — Service Metadata Locator

The SML is the Peppol network’s DNS-equivalent. When Clearvo needs to send an invoice to a buyer, it queries the SML to find which SMP holds that buyer’s routing information. Clearvo manages this lookup automatically on every send — you never interact with it directly.

SMP — Service Metadata Publisher

The SMP publishes each participant’s capabilities: which document types they accept and which AP endpoint to use. Clearvo registers your participants in its SMP automatically, so buyers can discover and route documents to you from day one — no manual registration forms.

Clearvo is the AP. Not a reseller of one.

Most e-invoicing vendors connect you to Peppol through a partner AP they don’t control. Clearvo operates its own certified AP — which changes the economics and the SLA.

What operating our own AP means for you

No intermediary latency
Documents go from Clearvo directly to the buyer’s AP. No hop through a partner system that adds network delay or queues your traffic behind other customers.
No third-party pricing decisions
When Clearvo sets a per-document price, it’s Clearvo’s margin — not a reseller margin stacked on top of a partner AP’s wholesale rate.
Full control over delivery SLAs
Clearvo can commit to delivery SLAs because we own the delivery path end-to-end. A reseller can only pass through whatever their partner AP promises.
Single contract for e-invoicing + Peppol
Clearvo handles both the tax authority submission (SDI, KSeF, ANAF) and the Peppol network delivery. One vendor, one integration, one support contact.

Clearvo as the AP vs routing via a third-party AP

Clearvo AP 3rd-party AP reseller
Routing hops Direct (Clearvo → buyer AP) 2 hops (vendor → partner AP → buyer AP)
Uptime dependency Clearvo only Vendor + partner AP
Pricing control Set by Clearvo Partner AP sets wholesale rate
SLA ownership Clearvo owns full path Partial — vendor can’t control partner
SMP registration Automatic Depends on partner AP processes

Where Peppol is mandatory.

Peppol is no longer just a standard — it’s the law in a growing number of markets. Finance directors evaluating B2B e-invoicing in any of these countries need a certified AP in place before the mandate deadline.

Country Standard / Profile Scope Status
🇧🇪Belgium Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 B2G mandatory (2019); B2B mandate under discussion Live
🇳🇱Netherlands Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 B2G mandatory; widely adopted B2B Live
🇩🇰Denmark NemHandel (Peppol-based) B2G mandatory Live
🇳🇴Norway EHF (Peppol-based) Public sector mandatory Live
🇸🇪Sweden Svefaktura over Peppol B2G mandatory Live
🇫🇮Finland Finvoice / Peppol BIS 3.0 B2G mandatory; widespread B2B adoption Live
🇩🇪Germany XRechnung delivered over Peppol Federal B2G mandatory Live
🇫🇷France Peppol AP for PPF connection B2B mandate — Sept 2026 Imminent
🇦🇺Australia PEPPOL (A-NZ PINT) Commonwealth agencies mandatory Live
🇸🇬Singapore InvoiceNow (Peppol-based) Mandatory for GST-registered businesses Live
🇱🇺Luxembourg Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 B2G mandatory Live
🇳🇿New Zealand A-NZ PINT (Peppol aligned) Government agencies recommended Adopted
🇯🇵Japan JP PINT (Peppol BIS extension) Central government procurement Adopted
🇮🇪Ireland OGP Peppol Public sector mandated Live

Beyond the invoice.

Clearvo supports the full BIS document suite — not just invoices. If your buyers or public sector customers require structured order confirmations or despatch notices over Peppol, Clearvo handles those too.

Primary
BIS Billing 3.0
The dominant Peppol document type. EN 16931-compliant invoice and credit note. Required in every Peppol-mandated market.
Ordering
Peppol Order (T01)
Structured purchase order. Required for end-to-end Peppol procurement workflows with government buyers.
Ordering
Order Response (T76)
Acknowledgement and acceptance or rejection of an order. Closes the procurement loop.
Fulfilment
Despatch Advice (T16)
Shipment notification. Notifies the buyer of goods dispatched, with line-item quantities and expected delivery date.
Post-invoice
Invoice Response (T111)
Buyer’s structured response to an invoice: accepted, rejected, or in query. Eliminates unstructured email follow-up on payment status.

One POST. Peppol handled.

Peppol delivery is not a separate integration. When you POST an invoice to Clearvo for a Peppol-network country, Clearvo automatically resolves the buyer’s endpoint via SML/SMP, builds the BIS Billing 3.0 UBL payload, and delivers it over AS4. You write the same API call you use for Italy, Poland, or France.

1

POST to /v1/invoices

Send your invoice data with the buyer’s country code and Peppol participant identifier. No Peppol-specific payload construction required — Clearvo generates the EN 16931-compliant UBL XML from your structured data.

2

Clearvo resolves and routes

Clearvo queries the SML to locate the buyer’s SMP, retrieves their AP endpoint, and dispatches the document over AS4. If the buyer is not yet registered on Peppol, Clearvo returns a clear error with guidance — no silent failures.

3

Delivery confirmed

Clearvo returns a delivery receipt with the AS4 message ID and timestamp. For markets that support Invoice Response (T111), Clearvo surfaces the buyer’s acknowledgement back through the same webhook that handles authority clearances.

Peppol delivery is part of Clearvo’s e-invoicing API — no additional account, no additional contract.

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Common questions.

What is Clearvo’s Peppol Access Point ID?

Clearvo’s Peppol Access Point ID is PIE001162. This is the identifier assigned to Clearvo by OpenPeppol and is registered in the Peppol Service Metadata Locator (SML). You can use this ID to verify Clearvo’s certified AP status directly with OpenPeppol.

What document types does Clearvo support on Peppol?

Clearvo supports BIS Billing 3.0 (the primary invoice and credit note format), Peppol Order (T01), Order Response (T76), Despatch Advice (T16), and Invoice Response Message (T111). BIS Billing 3.0 is the format required for all Peppol-mandated B2G and B2B markets.

Do I need to register my company with Peppol separately?

No. Clearvo handles SML/SMP registration for you. When you onboard a new entity for Peppol delivery, Clearvo registers that participant’s identifier and capability set in its SMP and publishes the record to the SML. Your participants become discoverable on the Peppol network automatically — no separate registration forms, no OpenPeppol membership required on your side.

Is Clearvo certified by OpenPeppol?

Yes. Clearvo is a certified Peppol Access Point, certified by OpenPeppol under AP ID PIE001162. OpenPeppol certification requires passing a set of conformance tests covering AS4 message exchange, SMP registration, and BIS document validation. Clearvo’s certification covers both sending (outbound) and receiving (inbound) Peppol documents.

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