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Sage e-invoicing guide

Sage offers a range of accounting products from Sage 50 for small businesses to Sage X3 and Intacct for enterprises. E-invoicing support varies by product, with strong Peppol integration in UK and international markets.

Used in: United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa

Quick facts
CompanySage Group
HeadquartersNewcastle, UK
E-Invoice SupportNative Peppol integration
Target MarketSMBs to Mid-market
E-invoice format support
FormatSupportSetup guide
Peppol BIS 3.0Native supportView guide
UBL 2.1Native supportComing soon
XRechnungAdd-on requiredComing soon

Native: built in · Add-on: official add-on required · Partner: third-party solution needed

Related
Learn
E-Invoicing DeadlinesWhat is Peppol?
Countries
E-Invoicing in GermanyE-Invoicing in Ireland
Glossary
CIUS (Core Invoice Usage Specification)
Software
Dynamics 365
Regulations
XRechnung
Validators
XRechnung Validator
Sage FAQ
Does Sage support Peppol e-invoicing?

Yes, Sage products have strong Peppol support, especially in the UK market. Sage 50 and Business Cloud Accounting can connect to Peppol Access Points for sending and receiving invoices.

Is Sage compliant with Making Tax Digital?

Yes, Sage products are fully MTD-compliant for UK VAT reporting. E-invoicing features complement the digital tax requirements with structured invoice data.

Can Sage X3 generate EN16931 invoices?

Sage X3 supports EN16931 through its international e-invoicing module. Configure the output format in Administration > Electronic Documents.

Have an invoice from Sage that came back rejected? Check it here.

Checking is free. The first verified download every 30 days is free. After that €1.90 per invoice, or €9 a month for all of them.