As an EDI expert and Peppol Access Point Provider, Apper receives, processes, and sends your electronic business documents worldwide via the Peppol network.
As a certified Peppol Access Point Provider, we offer you the opportunity to connect to our Peppol Access Point, thus exchanging invoices and other business documents with your business partners.
We offer a connection point to the Peppol network and act as an intermediary enabling electronic communication between companies and organisations according to Peppol standards.
An access point connects companies and organisations to the Peppol network, enabling the exchange of business documents, such as e-invoices and orders, in a standardised format.
As an Access Point service provider, we ensure that documents sent and received are adapted to Peppol’s standards. This may include converting from various file formats to ensure compatibility.
As a certified Peppol Access Point, Apper maintains high security and adheres to the technical and legal requirements of the network to protect business documents during transmission.
To become an Access Point Service Provider, certification according to Peppol standards is required. This ensures that we as a provider can guarantee reliability, data security, and compatibility.
As an Access Point provider, we assist you with connecting to the Peppol network and offer support to handle technical issues or make adjustments as needed.
Benefits for you as a user
As a company or organisation, you do not need to create your own solutions to meet Peppol standards but can use an access point to send and receive electronic documents efficiently and securely.
Peppol (Pan-European Public Procurement On-Line) is a global network that simplifies the electronic communication of business documents, such as invoices, orders, and catalogs. It is based on a technical infrastructure and standardised formats that enable secure and efficient transmission of electronic documents between companies and organisations, both within the EU and internationally.
Originally, Peppol was a means of sending e-invoices to customers within the public sector across the EU, and since 2020, it has been a requirement in Sweden to be able to send Peppol invoices in Sweden following a procurement. It has replaced earlier initiatives such as Svefaktura in Sweden, EHF in Norway, and is also replacing Finvoice/TIEKE in Finland. Nowadays, over 90 countries are represented in the PEPPOL Directory, with Norway, Belgium, Australia, and Sweden being the largest.
Peppol was initially developed as an EU standard but is now used by companies worldwide. There are also registered companies in Canada, Singapore, the USA, and Australia. This makes it a potential global standard for easily activating and exchanging electronic transactions worldwide in a future-proof manner.
We are with you every step of the way!
At Apper, we specialise in EDI and the needs our customers face. We are over seventy digital specialists in Gothenburg, Helsingborg, Stockholm, and Norway who believe that new technology provides us with new tools and solutions that create new opportunities for our customers. We are also aware that the pace of the global market is higher than ever, making continuous development of business and operations essential for meeting the demands of our customers and their customers.
With our extensive experience, we have both the competence and knowledge to assist you with the various connections available in the market today and to facilitate smooth, secure, and standardised electronic communication between companies and organisations globally. We work closely with our customers to understand your challenges, requirements, and future opportunities.
Getting started with Peppol involves several steps to ensure that your business can send and receive e-invoices and other business documents through the network. Here are some important steps to consider.
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