Switching your Peppol registration to Accountable involves deregistering from your current Access Point and re-registering with Accountable. This article explains why you can only use one Access Point at a time and walks you through the steps to make the switch.
Why can't I use two Access Points?
The Peppol network assigns each participant a unique Participant Identifier linked to one Access Point. This ensures that documents are securely and correctly routed. Because of this setup, a participant can only be connected to one Access Point at a time.
Steps to switch to Accountable
Deregister from your current Access Point
Contact the provider currently managing your Peppol registration.
Request the deactivation or removal of your registration.
This step is essential to free up your Participant Identifier and make it available for a new registration.
Register with Accountable
Once deregistration is confirmed, you can register through the Accountable app.
Follow the steps in Sending invoices via Peppol with Accountable to complete the setup and ensure your invoices are routed correctly.
Important to know
Single Access Point rule: Peppol participants can only use one Access Point at a time. Using multiple providers simultaneously can cause routing conflicts and document delivery issues.
Security first: This rule ensures secure and efficient electronic document exchanges.
Need more information?
For additional details, consult Peppol's official documentation.
Key takeaways
Each Peppol participant has one unique Participant Identifier, which can only be linked to one Access Point at a time.
Before registering with Accountable, you must deregister from your current Access Point provider.
Once deregistration is confirmed, complete your new registration directly in the Accountable app.
Using multiple Access Points simultaneously causes routing conflicts and should be avoided.
Need help? Chat with us or email support@accountable.eu, we're happy to help.