Create Peppol-standard invoices directly in Paylists, deliver them instantly across Europe, collect payment via open banking — and watch your cash flow manage itself.
Paylists automates the entire B2B invoicing lifecycle — directly over the Peppol network.
Set up a contract with your customer — pricing, terms, and payment schedule.
Paylists automatically creates a compliant e-invoice from your contract.
Invoice is delivered instantly to your customer through the Peppol network.
Your customer confirms, disputes or approves — all tracked in real time.
Payment arrives via open banking. Your full cash flow — invoices, planned payments, and forecasts — updates automatically.
Create and manage customer contracts in one place. Invoices are generated automatically when due.
Send structured e-invoices via the Peppol network, or fall back to email with a PDF attached — whichever works for your customer.
Customers pay directly via open banking — no manual reconciliation, no chasing payments.
Goes beyond invoices — plan all incoming and outgoing payments, simulate early payment scenarios to see their impact, and set forecast dates for late payers. Your cash flow picture, always complete.
Automated reminders for overdue invoices, payment confirmations, and customer responses.
UK · Germany · Belgium · Luxembourg · Sweden · Ireland · Netherlands — always locally compliant.
Most e-invoicing tools are built for large companies integrating their existing ERP systems. Paylists is built for SMEs who want to run their entire invoicing and cash flow inside one simple tool — no technical setup required.
Peppol is the pan-European network that lets businesses send structured electronic invoices directly — no PDFs, no email attachments, no manual entry. It's becoming mandatory across the EU, and Paylists makes it simple for any SME to use it from day one.
Create invoices directly in Paylists in Peppol standard format — delivered instantly and digitally to your customer.
Peppol e-invoices meet legal requirements in all 7 countries Paylists supports.
We connect to the Peppol network on your behalf — you just create invoices inside Paylists and we deliver them instantly.
No setup fees. No per-invoice charges. Cancel anytime.
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required. All prices exclude VAT.
* Open banking payments are optional and require your explicit consent to activate. When enabled, a small per-transaction fee is charged by the payment network — this is separate from your monthly plan and only applies when a customer pays via open banking.
Paylists supports Peppol e-invoicing and local compliance requirements in:
* UK businesses can use Paylists to create invoices, send via email + PDF, and manage cash flow — Peppol network registration is not currently available for UK entities.
Once your customer approves and completes a payment, funds may arrive the same day or the next business day, depending on the payment method, bank processing times, open banking provider availability, cut-off times, fraud/security checks, weekends, bank holidays, and any other third-party provider requirements.
Paylists helps manage the payment request and invoice workflow, but it does not guarantee payment timing or successful completion of any payment. Payments are processed by third-party payment providers and financial institutions.
Paylists provides tools to help businesses create invoices and e-invoices for the supported countries, including support for VAT-related fields and Peppol e-invoicing where available.
However, Paylists is not a tax, legal, or accounting adviser. You are responsible for selecting the correct VAT category, VAT rate, tax treatment, invoice wording, exemptions, reverse-charge treatment, and any other tax-related information for your business and transactions.
Paylists may update its invoice and e-invoicing functionality from time to time to reflect regulatory or technical changes, but you should verify your tax obligations with your accountant, tax adviser, or local authority.
Join SMEs across Europe taking control of their invoicing and cash flow.