Hi there
since there seems to be no official export for Belgian Peppol XML’s I tried to make one.
I’v not yet been able to test it as I’m registered with be.letspeppol.org and apparantly they don’t support importing XML’s to be sent to customers (yet?).
I would love to share my solution however and hope someone smarter than me solves the rest ;-).
I use IP 1.7.0 at this moment and exporting the XML’s seems to work fine. All you need to do is activate e-invoicing in the system settings (enable e-invoicing). Then check your customer’s data:
fill in the official name and VAT-code
set e-invoicing to yes for that client
choose the correct template
make a new invoice
export the XML as you would a pdf … just choose XML instead of PDF
UblPeppolV21.php (802 Bytes) UblPeppolV21Xml.php (19.8 KB)
put UblPeppolV21Xml.php in the folder application\libraries\XMLtemplates\ and UblPeppolV21.php in application\helpers\XMLconfigs\
Hello @YvesVO,
I created an XML invoice in my own IP(1.7.0) environment using your Peppol BIS V3 template. I also had it validated online (ecosio).
You can find the validated report as a text-file (PDFs are not allowed). Peppol Validator - Generate_1.txt (48.9 KB)
I’m sorry to say, but your template will absolutely not produce a valid Peppol BIS V3 file (using this method). If you were to fix all the validation errors one by one, you could deliver a valid result (template).
I haven’t yet been able to test it, as I’m registered with be.letspeppol.org, and apparently they don’t support importing XML files to be sent to customers (yet?).
Indeed, “LetsPeppol.org” currently doesn’t support importing XML invoices.
Perhaps this will become possible in the near future…
If you’re registered with LetsPeppol, why don’t you create your invoice in their interface?
It will then be validated and directly sent to your customer via the Peppol network.