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The Peppol Effect: Powering UK & Ireland eInvoicing
Date: 12th November
Time: 10:30am
As eInvoicing continues to gain momentum across the UK, Ireland and Europe, you'll often hear one word mentioned: Peppol. But what exactly is it, how does it work, and why is it becoming such an important part of the eInvoicing conversation?
At its core, Peppol is about interoperability. It provides a common framework that allows businesses, public bodies, service providers and different financial systems to exchange structured electronic documents without requiring a separate connection for every trading partner.
With the UK moving towards mandatory e-invoicing from April 2029 and Peppol set to play a central role in its future interoperability framework, understanding how the network works is becoming increasingly important. Ireland also already has an established Peppol infrastructure within the public sector, alongside its wider move towards structured eInvoicing through VAT modernisation.
In this session, we will break Peppol down into practical terms and explore:
- What Peppol is, and what it is not
- Why interoperability is so important for e-invoicing and beyond 2029
- How the Peppol four-corner model works
- The role of Access Points and structured invoice standards
- How an invoice moves from one business system to another through Peppol
- How Peppol fits alongside tax reporting and country-specific requirements
- What the growing adoption of Peppol means for businesses in the UK and Ireland
Join us as we speak to Peppol experts, Didier Lombard and Mihir Verma as we unpack the technology and concepts behind OpenPeppol and Peppol BIS and look at why it is becoming an important building block for the future of eInvoicing.
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