Falco + Peppol: how it connects, and to which access point

Software on Peppol · 🇧🇪 Belgium

Falco and Peppol: served by Horus

Falco is a Belgian invoicing app for the self-employed and small companies, built by Horus Software and able to pair with Horus accounting.

Also written as Falco by Horus, Falco app.

Measured by our own probes · data as of 20 Sept 2026, 19:30 UTC

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Question 1

Does Falco do Peppol?

Yes. Falco's Peppol traffic runs on Horus's certified access point — Falco does not hold a Peppol certificate of its own, and it does not need one.

How we know Vendor documentation

Horus Software's own site carries Falco among its products and says a Peppol identity is obtained from an approved access point "such as Horus" — and Horus does hold its own certificate, listed in our provider directory, so the operator it names is one we measure directly. Source

Question 2

Which access point serves Falco?

Horus, a Peppol operator in Belgium, runs the access point and the SMP that Falco's documents pass through. Horus is on OpenPeppol's certified service provider list.

The endpoints we probe

Full provider profile: Horus →

Question 3

How big is the access point behind it?

118,351 on Horus's access point

118,351 Peppol participants are registered on Horus's access point. That is the operator's total across every product riding its certificate, not a count of Falco customers, and we have no way to split it by product. Read it as the size of the infrastructure behind Falco, nothing more.

That makes Horus #19 of 340 Peppol providers worldwide by participants served.

Question 4

Is Horus reliable?

49.97%

Over the last 30 days we measured 49.97% uptime on Horus's Peppol endpoints, from our own probes in several regions rather than a status page the operator writes about itself. If Falco cannot deliver an invoice, this is the number that explains it.

Uptime history and incidents for Horus → · Is Peppol down right now?

Question 5

How do I find my Peppol ID?

Your Peppol ID is not something Falco 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 Belgium that prefix is 0208 for the KBO/BCE enterprise number, or 9925 for the VAT number.

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 Falco and Horus comes from first-party documentation from the company that runs the registration, linked above — we are relaying that claim, not measuring it, which is why the source is there for you to check.

We are not Falco, we have no commercial relationship with Falco, and nothing here is taken from Falco'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 Falco's own documentation. Where the two disagree, the vendor knows its product and we know the network.

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