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What Is Peppol?
This is a Norwegian procurement term. An international network for the electronic exchange of trading documents between businesses and public buyers.
What is Peppol used for?
Exchanging electronic invoices, orders and catalogues between businesses and public bodies through a shared network, so that each party only needs one connection.
Is Peppol mandatory in Norway?
Public bodies require electronic invoices, and Peppol is the network through which EHF invoices are delivered. In practice a supplier to the Norwegian public sector needs a Peppol connection.
How do you connect?
Through an access point, usually your accounting or invoicing system's provider. Most Norwegian systems include it.
