Peppol delivery has a real function. Making access to a public obligation depend on a commercial relationship is a separate policy choice.
Read article →A proposal for a bounded public e-invoicing channel that preserves Peppol interoperability and leaves value-added services to voluntary choice.
Read article →VRP 2 is evidence that a public baseline application is possible, not proof that Slovakia already has the capacity to operate an invoice-delivery service.
Read article →Nordic public-sector invoicing shows how shared standards, commercial providers and publicly supported access can coexist without being the same policy.
Read article →Public invoicing tools, central exchange systems and approved platforms represent different allocations of cost, access and responsibility—not one European template.
Read article →A proposed public baseline for invoice exchange should preserve Peppol interoperability while specifying data boundaries, failure handling and accountable operation.
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