Wherever Peppol gets a fifth corner.
We build and maintain the corner-5 connector for each country as its mandate lands, so your service can expand with one integration rather than one rebuild per regime.
Countries we support
Status reflects public announcements. Timelines change often — talk to us about the latest for the markets you are targeting.
United Arab Emirates
Rolling outProvider role: Accredited Service Provider (ASP)
The UAE's e-invoicing system uses a Peppol-based five-corner model. A pilot is under way, with mandatory phases for businesses scheduled to follow.
Singapore
LiveProvider role: InvoiceNow Access Point provider
InvoiceNow carries invoices over Peppol, and invoice data is transmitted to the tax authority for GST-registered businesses as adoption is phased in.
France
LiveProvider role: Approved platform (plateforme agréée)
France's B2B e-invoicing and e-reporting reform relies on approved platforms that exchange invoices and transmit tax data to the administration.
Oman
Rolling outProvider role: Accredited service provider
Oman has confirmed the Peppol five-corner framework for its e-invoicing programme, starting with a pilot for the largest taxpayers.
Belgium
PlannedProvider role: Peppol service provider
B2B e-invoicing over Peppol is mandatory today on a four-corner basis, with a move to real-time e-reporting — a five-corner set-up — planned.
More countries
WatchingProvider role: Roadmap
Several other jurisdictions are evaluating Peppol-based continuous transaction controls. We add connectors as their specifications are published.
This page is a summary, not legal or tax advice. Always confirm requirements against official publications.
Targeting a country not listed here?
Tell us where you want to operate. If a five-corner mandate is on the way, we will share our roadmap for it.