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How the Peppol network works: participant identifiers, document types, validation, service discovery and code lists.
Peppol code lists
A Peppol document and a Peppol transmission depend on different sets of code lists, maintained by different bodies on different...
Peppol participant identifier schemes
A Peppol participant identifier addresses an organization on the network. It has two parts: a scheme that names the register...
Peppol Electronic Address Scheme (EAS) codes
The Electronic Address Scheme code states which register an electronic address comes from. It sits in the @schemeID attribute on...
Peppol invoice and credit note type codes
The document type code states what kind of business document is being sent. It sits in cbc:InvoiceTypeCode for an invoice...
Peppol VAT category codes
VAT category codes appear on invoice and credit note lines, in the VAT breakdown, and on VAT-relevant document level allowances...
Peppol invoice not delivered? Check whether the recipient’s Access Point is down
If a Peppol invoice does not reach the recipient, check whether the recipient’s Access Point is responding and what else can stop delivery.
What is ELMA? EHF and Norwegian document types on Peppol
ELMA is Norway's register of Peppol receivers. Learn how EHF relates to Peppol BIS, which Norwegian document types exist and how registration works.
Which delivery channels can Qvalia use for outgoing invoices?
Qvalia sends outgoing invoices and credit notes over the Peppol network by default. To use another channel, you state it...
Rejecting an invoice: Peppol status messages versus legal acceptance
“Rejecting” an invoice can mean two different things. A technical rejection means the invoice was never delivered, because the receiving...