Service Provider

Semantic API enables service providers to onboard any number of customers quickly and consistently. All Peppol and Peppol Logistics document types, validations, and workflows are embedded directly into the API, reducing integration friction and ensuring full interoperability across the supply chain. This dramatically shortens implementation time and lets service providers scale without complex custom development.

With Semantic API, service providers can design and commercialize their own workflows, automation features, compliance checks, or data‑enrichment services on top of the Peppol network. You can also develop application connectors that integrate with customer systems, creating new revenue streams and differentiating your offering far beyond basic Peppol access.

The platform allows each service provider to manage an unlimited number of customers, define document types per customer, and tailor processing rules as needed. This flexibility makes it easy to support different industries, maturity levels, and data requirements, all within a unified technical framework.

Semantic API gives service providers full freedom to design their own pricing structures and subscription models. Billing can be handled automatically via the built‑in invoicing engine or integrated into external financial systems. This reduces administrative work while supporting scalable, recurring‑revenue business models.

Peppol is deeply embedded in upcoming EU regulatory initiatives such as e‑invoicing, e‑delivery, Peppol Logistics, and future Digital Product Passport requirements. Semantic API ensures service providers can stay compliant and react quickly to new standards, without redesigning integrations. This positions you as a long‑term digital transformation partner for your customers.

The built‑in Semantic Workflow Module allows service providers to configure automated processes that ensure correct document handling, regulatory compliance, and eFTI‑aligned data validation. Workflows can be tailored per customer or document type and include early notifications for deviations or missing information.

This enables fast correction, reduces operational risk, and ensures that all exchanges meet both Peppol and eFTI standards, right from the start.