Connect Recommand integrations
Validate your company's electronic invoices and coordinate automated document flows by connecting Recommand to Make. Linking this compliant billing platform to our workflow automation tool lets you register companies, track transaction webhooks, and retrieve structured UBL data. Sign up today to establish your first secure Peppol network connection.
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Creates a new company.
Deletes a company.
Deletes a transmitted document.
Retrieves a company.
Gets a single transmitted document.
Lists all unread incoming documents.
Gets a list of all companies of a given team.
Gets a list of transmitted documents.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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Unlock Powerful Peppol Automation by Integrating Recommand with Make
Connect Recommand with Make to automate your entire Peppol e-invoicing workflow. Quickly sync financial records, back up invoices to secure cloud storage, and get real-time team alerts without writing code.
Connect your business systems to the secure Peppol network instantly using Make's visual builder instead of writing complex API code.
Automatically send compliant e-invoices directly from your CRM or ERP system to the Peppol network the moment a deal is closed.
Effortlessly sync incoming Peppol invoices with your favorite accounting software to keep your financial records accurate and up to date.
Instantly notify your team on Slack or email whenever a new invoice is received or its status changes.
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