Peppol e-invoicing

Peppol e-invoicing architecture with a human approval boundary.

Vantnod is designing e-invoicing as a verified execution channel connected to invoice records, approvals, and audit evidence. Vantnod is not currently presented as a live Peppol Access Point or a production delivery service.

Vantnod keeps the record, suggestion, and approval in one inspectable chain. Access is by request.

How it works

Finance view

  1. [01]

    Invoice record and draft

    Invoice data, line items, document state, and review context can exist before a sending channel is enabled.

  2. [02]

    Channel as a separate layer

    The architecture distinguishes invoice content from PDF, email, local operator, and Peppol routes.

  3. [03]

    Approval before execution

    The intended authority model places human approval before a separately verified sending function.

  4. [04]

    Audit connection

    The source document, approval, channel event, and financial effect are designed to remain traceable.

Not represented as live

  • Peppol Access Point connection

    No Access Point provider or production Peppol route is claimed as active on this page.

  • Production sending or receipt

    This page does not send, receive, validate, or confirm delivery of a Peppol document.

  • Market compliance coverage

    Identifiers, formats, obligations, and provider paths must be verified market by market.

Channel boundary

Model the route before claiming the delivery.

A Peppol claim becomes operational only after the provider connection, permissions, message validation, delivery states, and audit path have been tested end to end.

Vantnod invoicing view for an example company
Example company