Starting January 1, 2026, all companies in Belgium will be required to send and receive invoices electronically via the Peppol network. This network operates on the “Connect once, reach all” principle, meaning that once a company is connected, it can interact with all other companies on the network.
Connecting to Peppol requires choosing an e-invoicing service provider operating one of the certified Peppol Access Points that comprise the network. To support companies in choosing the right solution, the Belgian tax authority (SPF Finances / FOD Financiën) has published a list of compliant software solutions for sending, receiving, and processing electronic invoices on the government’s official “E-invoice” website.
Regular updates of the list are expected as more service providers register their solutions through the official form with the authorities. Additionally, the “E-invoice” website also offers extensive information about the upcoming e-invoicing mandate.
It’s important to note however that the SPF Finances does not endorse any of the companies on the list. The purpose of the listing is simply to help companies find a solution, but it does not serve as an official certification, nor has the tax authority conducted any qualitative evaluation of the listed solutions. Additionally, the list is purely declarative, meaning not all Peppol e-invoicing service providers are included. Companies are free to choose other solutions that are not featured on this list.
