# Convert Peppol BIS to PDF

Drop the Peppol BIS Billing file and get a page with the supplier, the lines, the VAT and the amount due on it. What the network hands your system is data; the person who has to approve the spend cannot read it.

Source: https://tally-stick.com/peppol-bis-to-pdf

## What the network delivers is data

Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 is UBL with a customization identifier and extra rules on top. Nothing in it is meant to be looked at: the transport assumes a machine at both ends. The gap shows the moment an invoice needs a human decision. That is what this page is for.

## What you get out

- Supplier and customer parties with their Peppol electronic addresses
- Customization and profile identifiers, so you can see which rules applied
- Invoice number, dates, currency and buyer reference
- Lines with quantity, unit, unit price, VAT rate and net amount
- VAT per rate and the totals, down to the amount due

## Questions

### Does it check the Peppol rules?

It checks the arithmetic: line sums against the stated totals, VAT against its base. Full Peppol schematron validation is a different job, and the EN 16931 validator page is the one that reports rule by rule.

### PINT invoices from Japan or Singapore too?

Yes. They are UBL underneath, so they parse and render the same way, with their own currency and its correct number of decimals.

### Do I need an Access Point for this?

No. This page reads a file you already have. Sending through Peppol needs an Access Point and that is not what this does.

## Related

- [Peppol BIS to Excel](https://tally-stick.com/peppol-bis-to-excel)
- [UBL invoice to PDF](https://tally-stick.com/ubl-invoice-to-pdf)
- [UBL to JSON](https://tally-stick.com/ubl-to-json)
- [EN 16931 validator](https://tally-stick.com/en16931-validator)

## How it works

The invoice is read on your own device. No file is uploaded, no account is required, and the fair usage limit is the only cap. Exports are PDF, Excel, CSV and JSON.