Get ready to exchange electronic documents with the government and other businesses through the Peppol network. This guide will help you set up your Peppol connection in Banqup, whether you're new to Peppol or switching from another provider.
Setting up your Peppol connection
Go to Network Connectors.
Click on the three dots of the Peppol connector and Activate it.
Choose which identifiers should be registered to Peppol.
(Optional) Only allow sending: Keep it off to send and receive invoices via Peppol on Banqup. Activate it to only send invoices to Peppol via Banqup.
Once activated, you can start exchanging documents with any business on the Peppol network.
Already registered with another access point?
If your company is already registered on Peppol through another provider, you'll need to deregister/unpublish first. Here's how:
Contact them to request deregistration/unpublishing.
Wait for confirmation.
Once deregistered, follow the setup steps above to register again through Banqup.
Important notes
As you prepare to switch Peppol providers, remember to process all pending documents and save your deregistration confirmation for your records. Though you might experience a brief interruption in service during the transition, getting set up early will ensure you're ready for January 2026, when electronic B2B invoicing becomes mandatory in Belgium.
💡 Need help with Network Connectors?
A product tour is available in the app to help you get started.
If you're not logged in, the link will guide you to the login screen. After logging in, you'll find the product tour in the messenger at the lower right corner.
FAQ
How long does it take to get connected?
New registrations are typically processed within a business day. If switching providers, timing depends on your current provider's deregistration process.
Will I lose access to previous documents when switching?
Check with your current provider about accessing historical documents after deregistration.
Do I need Peppol?
Starting January 2026, all Belgian B2B invoices must be exchanged electronically. Peppol is the default and recommended network for this exchange.