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Why Clearvo

Built for this.
Not bolted on.

Most compliance tools were built for one country, one product, or one era of regulation. Clearvo was designed from scratch to handle the full complexity of global tax compliance — across countries, tax types, and mandate formats — through a single API.

Peppol Access Point certification

Clearvo is a certified Peppol Access Point (AP ID: PIE001162). This is not a SaaS configuration — it is a regulated certification that requires technical auditing, AS4 protocol compliance, and ongoing SML/SMP registration. It took months to achieve and is a prerequisite for doing B2B e-invoicing in Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Australia, and every other Peppol-mandated market.

Most "API wrapper" competitors route through a third-party AP. Clearvo is the AP. That means no intermediary latency, no intermediary margin, and no dependency on another provider's uptime or pricing decisions.

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One canonical data model across 32 countries

Clearvo uses a single Common Data Model (CDM) for every country. You describe an invoice once — supplier, buyer, line items, tax codes, amounts — and Clearvo generates the correct country-specific XML format: UBL for Peppol markets, FatturaPA for Italy, XRechnung for Germany, JPK_FA for Poland, e-FF for Portugal, FacturaE for Spain, and so on.

You do not need to know which format each country expects, how their schemas differ, or what authority-specific extensions apply. You send the same request for an invoice to Germany as you do for an invoice to Italy. Clearvo handles the translation.

The tax code system uses a standard set of EN16931 values (S/AA/AE/E/K/G) so your product catalogue maps once and works everywhere.

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Pre-built authority connectors

A tax authority connector is not a simple HTTP call — each authority has its own authentication mechanism, submission protocol, clearance polling model, error taxonomy, and documentation quality. Building a reliable connector takes weeks per country. Clearvo has built and maintains them for:

  • 🇮🇹 Italy — SDI (Sistema di Interscambio), PEC delivery
  • 🇵🇱 Poland — KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur), real-time clearance
  • 🇷🇴 Romania — ANAF, real-time reporting
  • 🇭🇺 Hungary — NAV Online Invoice, real-time reporting
  • 🇫🇷 France — DGFiP, B2B e-invoicing & e-reporting (live Sept 2026)
  • 🇪🇸 Spain — VeriFactu (AEAT) + SII real-time reporting
  • 🇵🇹 Portugal — AT (ATCUD series + submission)
  • 🇬🇷 Greece — YPAHES / myDATA
  • 🌐 Peppol — 32 countries via BIS Billing 3.0

New mandate implementations are added to the platform, not to individual customer integrations. When Poland extended its KSeF scope in 2025, every Clearvo customer was compliant without changing their API call.

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Regulatory intelligence built in

Tax rules change. Mandate deadlines move. Rate tables shift. Product exemption lists are updated by governments without notice. Clearvo monitors regulatory changes across all covered jurisdictions and updates the platform automatically.

You don't need a tax research subscription, a partner network of local advisers, or an internal team tracking mandate timelines. Clearvo's platform absorbs those changes so your integration doesn't have to.

This includes: US sales tax nexus thresholds per state, EU VAT rate changes, Peppol BIS version updates, authority API endpoint changes, certificate renewals, and format schema revisions.

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Transparent, self-serve pricing

Enterprise tax compliance has a pricing model problem: almost every major vendor requires a sales call, a scoping engagement, and a six-figure contract before you can access a test environment. Clearvo is different by design.

All pricing is published on the pricing page. There is a free tier with real API access — not a timed trial. Paid plans are metered on documents submitted and calculations performed. You can start building, test your integration, and go live without speaking to a salesperson. Enterprise plans exist for customers who need custom SLAs, volume pricing, or dedicated support — but they are opt-in, not a gate.

This matters for two reasons: faster time-to-integration (days, not months) and total cost of ownership (no implementation fees, no professional services charges for adding a new country).

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API-first architecture, not a portal with an API

Many compliance tools were built as web portals for finance teams and retrofitted with an API for developers. The API is an afterthought: incomplete, undocumented, and brittle when used at scale.

Clearvo was designed API-first. Every capability in the dashboard is available via the API. The same endpoint that the dashboard uses is the endpoint your integration calls. There are no hidden portal-only features, no API rate limits below what the portal implicitly gets, and no capability gap between what a UI user can do and what an API caller can do.

The result is that Clearvo integrates cleanly into ERP systems, billing platforms, and order management systems without requiring a separate manual workflow.

How this compares

Clearvo Typical incumbent
(Sovos, Avalara)
Typical niche tool
(single-country)
Peppol AP certification ✓ Own AP Third-party AP
Countries covered 32+ Varies (often 10–20) 1–3
Single API for all countries Per-country endpoints
Pricing published ✓ Fully public Sales call required Partial
Free tier Sometimes
Real-time mandate updates ✓ Platform-wide Manual per customer Sometimes
Tax calculation + e-invoicing ✓ Single platform Separate products Usually one only

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