We published three n8n workflow templates for teams that want to test getpeppr from their existing automation stack before building a custom integration.
What's included
- Validate invoice server-side — Check a full invoice JSON payload with
POST /v1/validate/serverbefore sending anything to the Peppol network. - Peppol Directory lookup and search — Verify participant IDs and search for registered recipients from n8n.
- Send Peppol invoice — Submit an invoice payload through the getpeppr API using n8n's built-in HTTP Request node.
Import the templates
Download or import the workflow JSON files:
Each template uses a placeholder HTTP Bearer Auth credential. Create an n8n credential named getpeppr API key, paste your sandbox API key there, then select that credential on the HTTP Request nodes. Do not paste API keys directly into workflow nodes.
Sandbox first
The validation and directory workflows are safe ways to test the integration path. The send workflow can submit real Peppol documents when used with a production API key, so start in sandbox and complete sender onboarding before automating sends.