Check if a company can receive e-invoices
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E-invoicing is mandatory in Belgium
Since 1 January 2026, businesses must be able to send and receive e-invoices.
Last checked 23 October 2026
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Peppol check
See if a company can receive e-invoices via Peppol.
Peppol ID finder
Find the Peppol ID for an enterprise or VAT number.
E-invoice viewer
Open an XML e-invoice and read it like a normal invoice.
PDF extractor
Get the PDF and other files out of e-invoices.
Excel export
Turn e-invoices into one Excel or CSV file.
E-invoice validator
Check an e-invoice against the official rules, explained in plain language.
VAT number check
Check if a VAT number is valid and active.
Do I need it?
Answer a few questions to see if e-invoicing applies to you.
Bulk Peppol check
Check up to 200 companies at once from a spreadsheet.
Sample files
Download example e-invoices to test with.
Popular guides
All guidesIs e-invoicing mandatory for me?
The complete guide to Belgium's e-invoicing obligation since 1 January 2026: who it applies to, the exceptions, the tolerance period, and what to do if a customer or supplier isn't ready.
Read the guide →What is a Peppol Access Point?
A Peppol Access Point, or Peppol service provider, connects your software to the Peppol network. What it does and how you choose one.
Read the guide →How long and how should I keep e-invoices?
You keep e-invoices for as long as paper invoices. How to keep them correctly, and why it's best to hold on to the original XML file.
Read the guide →Free, no sign-up, full privacy
Every tool is free to use, with no account. Most tools run in your browser, so your invoice files never leave your computer and are never stored on our servers.