In this article we take a look to understand why businesses who aren’t government suppliers are joining the Peppol network and adopting it as their long-term B2B transaction method.

Peppol e-invoicing has been in Australia for a while now and one of questions we get often is how many businesses have adopted Peppol as an e-invoicing standard or are considering adopting in the near future. To help answer the question we got our analysts to chew through as much data as possible and provide some insights into Peppol’s popularity in Australia at the moment.

In part 9 of our Peppol e-invoicing series, where we cover all things Peppol, we look at what businesses should be looking for from a Peppol Access Point.

In part 8 of our Peppol e-invoicing series, where we cover all things Peppol, we look at what businesses need to have in place to be able to work with a Peppol Access point.

In part 7 of our Peppol e-invoicing series, where we cover all things Peppol, we look at the business case factors for Peppol e-invoicing and how the costing model works.

E-invoicing is not a new concept. Electronic invoices have been around for a while, in several different formats, standards, and names. All claiming to connect buyers and suppliers digitally and more efficiently. We take a look at how Peppol e-invoicing works and why its such a game changer for e-invoicing.

In part 6 of our Peppol e-invoicing series, where we cover all things Peppol, we look at how businesses can become enabled to send and receive Peppol e-invoices.

In part 5 of our Peppol e-invoicing series, where we cover all things Peppol, we look the actual benefits and why would businesses want to be able to send and receive Peppol e-invoices.