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Transalis has earned certification as an official PEPPOL Access Point Provider, simplifying purchasing processes between government bodies and private suppliers.

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Is Transalis a certified Peppol Access Point Provider?

Yes. The company holds official certification as a PEPPOL Access Point Provider and AS4 Peppol Provider, meaning it can connect businesses to the international PEPPOL network to exchange standardised electronic documents such as eInvoices, orders, advance shipping notes and catalogues, supporting compliant, low error trading with government bodies and private suppliers.

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Peppol

Cloud-based EDI expert, Transalis, has earned certification as an official PEPPOL Access Point Provider.

PEPPOL is an EDI protocol designed to simplify purchasing processes between government bodies and private suppliers. It enables trading partners to exchange standardised electronic documents over the PEPPOL EDI network.

Standardised electronic documents can include eInvoices, orders, advance shipping notes, catalogues and message-level responses to name but a few.

Previously, the supply chain Automation specialist provided free access to their PEPPOL eInvoicing web portal to new NHS suppliers in response to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. This move ensured suppliers of life-saving medical equipment could avoid red tape and unnecessary time spent on invoice processing and payment, focusing all their efforts instead on responding to the pandemic.

“Aniello Sabatino, Transalis co-founder and Joint Managing Director. “Transalis, is just one of a handful of UK tech firms that has been certified as an AS4 Peppol Provider, meeting the highest level of international public procurement standards. This is another vote of confidence in Transalis’ systematic approach to ensuring customers have a reliable, secure platform for automating transactions, minimising the need for costly manual and paper-based processes and associated errors.”

Frequently asked questions

What is PEPPOL used for?

PEPPOL simplifies purchasing between government bodies and private suppliers by letting trading partners exchange standardised electronic documents, including eInvoices, orders, advance shipping notes, catalogues and message level responses, over the PEPPOL EDI network rather than by paper or ad hoc file transfer.

What does AS4 Peppol Provider certification mean?

It means the company is one of only a handful of UK technology firms certified to the highest level of international public procurement standards, giving customers a reliable, secure platform for automating transactions and minimising costly manual, paper based processes and associated errors.

What other accreditations does the company hold besides Peppol?

Alongside Peppol certification, it holds a wider set of accreditations including Amazon Selling Partner API, G-Cloud 13 Framework approval, ISO 27001 information security management, Crown Commercial Service and Cyber Essentials, reflecting a broad, standards based approach to secure trading and customer data handling across its whole platform.

What kind of documents can be exchanged over the PEPPOL network?

Standardised electronic documents including eInvoices, purchase orders, advance shipping notes, catalogues and message level responses can all be exchanged automatically between trading partners connected via a certified PEPPOL Access Point, cutting the need for manual, paper based handling and reducing the risk of errors.

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