Hand over a UN/CEFACT Cross Industry Invoice (CII) and get back a UBL invoice, the syntax that dominates the Peppol network. Free of charge and ready in moments.
Drop a CII XML file in this area, or click anywhere to pick one from your device.
Transcoding your XML...
Take a CII invoice to UBL XML in just three quick steps.
Drop your UN/CEFACT Cross Industry Invoice (CII) XML onto the page, or click to locate it on your computer.
The converter parses the EN 16931 content of your CII file and rewrites it as a UBL 2.1 invoice, primed for Peppol BIS Billing 3.0.
The UBL XML is delivered straight away, set to travel through a Peppol access point or feed into any UBL-driven system.
Take the CII syntax that ZUGFeRD and Factur-X rely on and recast it as the UBL syntax that the majority of Peppol access points are set up to receive.
CII and UBL render the same EN 16931 semantic model in different syntaxes. Each business term, trading party, invoice line and VAT breakdown is carried over one to one, never retyped.
Most Peppol access points are built around UBL. Recast your CII invoice into UBL so it slots straight into the network and reaches your trading partners.
Every file is handled in memory across an encrypted TLS channel and is wiped as soon as the response is returned, so nothing lingers on our infrastructure.
Skip the downloads, add-ons and sign-up forms. Hand over your CII XML and grab the finished UBL document right away.
Key answers about taking your invoices from CII across to UBL.
Since 2015, the GoBD, the tax office's rules for digital records, have applied to every business, freelancers included: digital invoices must be kept as the original file, unchanged, exportable and readable for the whole 8-year retention period. With the e-invoicing mandate a print no longer counts. Our archive takes care of it for you.
Every German business has had to accept e-invoices since January 2025. Both formats are covered here.