Moneybird and Peppol: served by 4CEE

Question 1

Does Moneybird support Peppol?

Yes. Moneybird's Peppol traffic runs on 4CEE's certified access point. Moneybird is not a Peppol access point itself: it does not hold a Peppol certificate of its own, and it does not need one.

Question 2

Which access point serves Moneybird?

🇳🇱 4CEE, a Peppol operator in Netherlands, runs the access point and the SMP that Moneybird's documents pass through. 4CEE is on OpenPeppol's certified service provider list.

The endpoints we probe

• ap.exchange.4cee.app
• moneybird.prod.peppol.tradeinterop.com
• smp.tradeinterop.com
• tradeinterop.prod.peppol.tradeinterop.com

Other products on the same access point: Exact.

Full provider profile: 4CEE →

Question 3

What is the difference between Peppol and Moneybird?

Peppol is the network: a shared set of rules and certified access points that carry e-invoices from one company to another. Moneybird is software that connects to that network, not a part of it: its documents enter Peppol through 4CEE's access point, which hands them to the receiver's access point.

Which other invoicing or accounting software supports Peppol? All software on Peppol, with the access point each one uses →

Question 4

How do I register or activate Peppol in Moneybird?

Through Moneybird itself. Registering for Peppol means your company number is published on the network against an access point, and with Moneybird that is 4CEE's access point. We do not use Moneybird, so we do not describe the steps to activate Peppol in it; Moneybird's own documentation does. What we can show is the result: once the registration is made, your Peppol ID can be looked up in the Peppol Directory.

Question 5

How big is the access point behind it?

81,430 on 4CEE's access point

81,430 Peppol participants are registered on 4CEE's access point. That is the operator's total across every product riding its certificate, not a count of Moneybird customers, and we have no way to split it by product. Read it as the size of the infrastructure behind Moneybird, nothing more.

That makes 4CEE #23 of 335 Peppol providers worldwide by participants served.

Question 6

Is 4CEE reliable?

100.00%

Over the last 30 days we measured 100.00% uptime on 4CEE's Peppol endpoints, from our own probes in several regions rather than a status page the operator writes about itself. If Moneybird cannot deliver an invoice, this is the number that explains it.

Uptime history and incidents for 4CEE → · Is Peppol down right now?

Question 7

How do I find my Peppol ID for Moneybird?

Your Peppol ID is not something Moneybird 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.