Check if a company can receive e-invoices via Peppol
Enter an ABN or a Peppol ID. We ask the live Peppol network, not a copy of it.
The number is sent to our check only to do the lookup. It is never stored, logged or put in the page address.
How this check works
We look up the Peppol IDs for the number in the Peppol registry, the same way Peppol software does before it sends an invoice. If the company is registered, we ask its Peppol provider which documents it accepts. We also look for its name in the public Peppol Directory, but because that listing is optional, it never decides the answer.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Peppol ID?
It’s a company’s address on the Peppol network: a scheme code, a colon and a number. In Australia that number is usually the ABN. Our ID finder shows how yours is written.
Why might a company not appear?
It may not be registered yet, or it may be registered under another number than the one you entered.
What can I do if my customer isn’t on Peppol?
Let them know, so they can register through their accounting software or a Peppol provider. The result gives you a short message you can copy and send them.
Is this check official?
No. einvoiceconvert.com is an independent website, not affiliated with OpenPeppol or any government. The check reads the same public Peppol registry and directory that Peppol software uses, live, at the moment you check.