OneInvoice — e-invoicing platform
Partner program

Offer accredited e‑invoicing to your customers. Three ways in.

Every country that mandates e-invoicing creates the same question for the firms that serve businesses there: build, buy, or refer? OneInvoice gives you the second and third answer without the first. The accreditation, the certified Peppol access point and the country rule sets are ours; how you take them to market is yours.

  • 3 countries live
  • Certified Peppol access point
  • One integration, every country
What sits behind your offer

What you don’t have to build

Becoming a service provider in one country is a programme of work. Doing it in three, and keeping all three current, is a department. Partnering is the decision not to start.

The accreditation

Applying, evidencing and keeping service-provider status current with each tax authority — and answering them when they ask.

The access point

A certified Peppol access point: AS4 transport, signing, encryption and the delivery receipts that prove an invoice arrived.

The country rule sets

Each jurisdiction’s format, validation and tax-data reporting, updated as the authority changes them, without a release of yours.

The certificates

Network and signing certificates, their renewals and the registrations that depend on them.

Choose the tier that fits how you work

They differ in one thing: who the customer belongs to. Everything underneath — the accreditation, the access point, the rule sets — is the same in all three.

Introduce

Referral partner

Introduce, and earn on what follows.

For advisers, tax consultants and accounting practices whose clients ask "who should we use?". You make the introduction; we run the sales conversation, the onboarding and the support.

You

  • Introduce clients who need to comply
  • Stay their trusted adviser

We

  • Demonstrate, quote and onboard
  • Deliver and support the customer
  • Report every referral and its status to you

How you earn

Commission on the subscriptions your introductions become, tracked in the partner portal, paid on the schedule in your agreement.

Become a referral partner →
Integrate

Technology partner

Connect your product once. Every country after that is ours.

For ERP, accounting and billing platforms. Integrate with the OneInvoice API and your customers get compliant e-invoicing inside the software they already use — validation, delivery, receipts and tax-authority reporting, without you building an access point per country.

You

  • Integrate once against a versioned REST API
  • Ship the connector to your customers

We

  • The API, its reference and a sandbox tenant
  • Certification of your connector and a listing here
  • Every country rule set and network connection as it goes live

How you earn

A listed connector and a shared customer base; commercial terms per agreement.

Become a technology partner →

Commercial terms live in the partner agreement rather than on a public page, so nothing quoted here has to be renegotiated in public later. Ask and we will send them.

Side by side

AspectReferralWhite-labelTechnology
Who owns the customerOneInvoiceShared
Branding the customer seesOneInvoiceYours, inside your product
Sign-in domainoneinvoice.aeYour product
Who administers tenantsOneInvoiceYour product, through the API
First-line supportOneInvoiceYou
Accreditation and access pointOneInvoiceOneInvoice
Your incomeCommissionPer agreement
Typical partnerTax adviser, consultantERP or billing platform

How partnering works

  1. 1

    Talk to us

    A conversation about your customers, your countries and which tier fits. No forms first.

  2. 2

    Agreement and access

    Partner agreement signed; your partner console, a sandbox tenant and, for white-label, your branded sign-in host are set up.

  3. 3

    Enablement

    Your team is walked through the product, the country rules and the support process; technology partners get API keys, the reference and a certification checklist.

  4. 4

    First customer

    We sit alongside you for the first onboarding. After that it is your process, with our second line behind it.

Start the conversation

Tell us who you serve and where, and which of the three sounds like you — or say you are not sure, which is a perfectly good place to begin. A person replies, not a queue.