PDP Interoperability
The requirement that any two Plateformes Agréées in France can exchange invoices and lifecycle statuses, based on shared formats, DGFiP protocol specifications, the annuaire central and mandatory testing.
The requirement that any two Plateformes Agréées can exchange invoices and lifecycle statuses regardless of which platform each business uses. It rests on the shared formats (Factur-X, UBL, CII), the common protocol specifications of the Direction Générale des Finances Publiques (DGFiP), the annuaire central for routing, and mandatory interoperability testing before registration. Many platforms also use Peppol as a transport layer, but interoperability in France is a DGFiP obligation, not a Peppol one.
Related terms
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TechnicalPan-European Public Procurement On-Line — an open, four-corner network for exchanging electronic invoices across borders, now adopted as the basis of mandates in the EU, Singapore, Australia, Malaysia, and others.
UBL
TechnicalUniversal Business Language — an open-standard XML library for business documents (invoices, orders, despatch advices) maintained by OASIS and used by Peppol.
UAE E-Invoice Interoperability
Peppol & NetworksThe ability of any two UAE businesses to exchange invoices regardless of which Accredited Service Provider each uses.
Access Point (Oman)
Peppol & NetworksThe Peppol connection point through which invoices are exchanged
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