Check before you send.
Review invoice structure, required fields and supported PINT-AE rules. Correct field-level findings in the source data.
Create invoices in the system you already use. Connect your business to Peppol, validate documents against PINT-AE and follow tax-data reporting to the FTA.
Five participants connect invoice exchange and tax-data reporting. Follow each result separately in AZDAN.
Invoice exchange and tax reporting can run in parallel. C3 returns an exchange response to C2; C5 reporting responses are forwarded to the supplier and buyer through their providers. If C3 validation fails, it sends a negative status to C2 and C5 instead of a TDD.
See the Ministry of Finance five-corner model ↗Prepare documents, resolve exceptions and keep the exchange connected to the source invoice.
Review invoice structure, required fields and supported PINT-AE rules. Correct field-level findings in the source data.
Follow network delivery, receiver responses and FTA reporting separately. Know which stage needs attention.
Maintain company profiles and registered identities. Find exchanged documents and review transaction histories.
Keep creating invoices in the software you know. Connect through supported APIs and document formats, directly or through middleware.
Discuss your integration ↗Exchange JSON or UBL XML and bring results back into your systems through signed webhooks and API queries.
For manual or occasional work, prepare invoices, upload XML and import invoice lines using the CSV template.
The connection approach depends on the interfaces and permissions available in your source system.