Software on Peppol · 🇳🇱 Netherlands
Blue10 and Peppol: served by Tickstar
Blue10 is a Dutch purchase-invoice processing service that plugs into accounting and ERP packages.
Measured by our own probes · data as of 20 Sept 2026, 19:30 UTC
Question 1
Does Blue10 do Peppol?
Yes. Blue10's Peppol traffic runs on Tickstar's certified access point — Blue10 does not hold a Peppol certificate of its own, and it does not need one.
How we know Catalogue fingerprint
Blue10's documents travel on Tickstar's certificate: the descriptions published alongside Tickstar's endpoints name Blue10 and say the traffic is roaming on Tickstar's access point. Our curated reseller catalogue records that pairing.
Raw signal Tickstar seat PSE000018SMP ServiceDescription naming Blue10, "roaming on Tickstar AP"
Question 2
Which access point serves Blue10?
Tickstar, a Peppol operator in Sweden, runs the access point and the SMP that Blue10's documents pass through. Tickstar is on OpenPeppol's certified service provider list.
The endpoints we probe
ap.anz.tickstar.comap.galaxygateway.euap.galaxygw.comap.sea.galaxygw.comas4.tickstar.comsmp.tickstar.com
Question 3
How big is the access point behind it?
1,079,396 on Tickstar's access point
1,079,396 Peppol participants are registered on Tickstar's access point. That is the operator's total across every product riding its certificate, not a count of Blue10 customers, and we have no way to split it by product. Read it as the size of the infrastructure behind Blue10, nothing more.
That makes Tickstar #1 of 340 Peppol providers worldwide by participants served.
Question 4
Is Tickstar reliable?
99.99%
Over the last 30 days we measured 99.99% uptime on Tickstar's Peppol endpoints, from our own probes in several regions rather than a status page the operator writes about itself. If Blue10 cannot deliver an invoice, this is the number that explains it.
1 incident recorded in that window — worst host ap.sea.galaxygw.com.
Uptime history and incidents for Tickstar → · Is Peppol down right now?
Question 5
How do I find my Peppol ID?
Your Peppol ID is not something Blue10 invents for you. It is your own company number, written behind a four-digit ISO 6523 prefix that says which national register the number comes from: in Netherlands that prefix is 0106 for the KvK number, or 9944 for the VAT number, or 0190 for the OIN (government organisations).
Build yours, then look it up in the Peppol Directory — if it resolves, you are registered and reachable; if it does not, you are not on the network yet, whatever any dashboard says. The prefixes for every market are in the table there.
What this page is, and what it is not
Everything above comes from one of two places. The figures — participants, uptime, endpoints, certified status — are our own continuous measurements of the live Peppol network, taken 20 Sept 2026, 19:30 UTC. The link between Blue10 and Tickstar comes from our curated reseller catalogue, built from the descriptions operators publish beside their endpoints, their contact domains and their endpoint hostnames.
We are not Blue10, we have no commercial relationship with Blue10, and nothing here is taken from Blue10's marketing. Equally, nothing here describes what the product looks like from the inside: for pricing, features and the steps to switch Peppol on, read Blue10's own documentation. Where the two disagree, the vendor knows its product and we know the network.
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