The Peppol network already sees wide adoption for B2G e-invoicing across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Increasingly, public administrations also chose Peppol for new mandates covering the private sector, such as B2B e-invoicing in France, Belgium and Malaysia, and e-reporting in Singapore.
Its many advantages make Peppol a natural fit: it’s decentralized, secure, and reliable—but most importantly, interoperable! In fact, Peppol offers a practical solution to one of the longest-standing challenges in electronic invoicing and EDI document exchange. With its “connect once, reach all” model and the natural addition of a fifth corner (the tax authority for continuous tax reporting), Peppol is now the go-to framework for governments worldwide looking to implement e-invoicing and e-reporting.
That’s why the upcoming Peppol conference, taking place June 17–18 in Brussels, is a key moment to catch up on developments and prepare for what’s next! Particularly, get an update on the Peppol ViDA Pilot project aiming to showcase a practical path to ViDA implementation. Here are the key themes on what’s on the agenda:
- E-invoicing: Mandates in Belgium and France, European developments, and EU strategy.
- E-reporting: Peppol-based tax reporting in Europe (Peppol ViDA Pilot project), the UAE, Singapore, and Malaysia.
- Implications from the business perspective: Compliance, service provider challenges, and software industry role.
- Global interoperability is finally coming: US cooperation and growing adoption of PINT (Peppol International) in Europe and Asia-Pacific.
Check out the full details on the official OpenPeppol 2025 conference page, and secure your tickets!
