Compliance

Where each obligation stands today

The most expensive surprise when choosing sales software is learning after setup that a legal requirement is only "coming soon". Below we state plainly what is ready, what is pending and why, for fiscal cash registers, e-invoicing, e-Adisyon and VAT.

Status · 13 September 2026

Summary

"Ready" is used only for what you can use today. Where an item waits on an external approval or provider connection, we say what it waits on.

Fiscal cash register (new-generation ÖKC)

  • When a sale completes, the basket goes to the device through Token X Connect Cloud; the customer pays on the device and the fiscal receipt prints there. No extra software at the till.
  • The same sale cannot be sent twice; a device is linked to one business at a time.
  • In restaurants, a closed bill and each part of a split bill go as separate receipts.
  • Pending: real-device testing and Token approval. Until then businesses cannot switch the cash register on.

e-Archive invoice / e-Invoice

  • The document number, universal ID (ETTN) and UBL-TR 1.2 document are produced in Prefux; numbers never skip and a sale cannot get a second document.
  • The document can be downloaded as XML from the panel and uploaded to your integrator's interface.
  • Pending: a private integrator connection. Once connected, queued documents are sent as they are, without being reissued.

e-Adisyon

  • For table-service businesses, a UBL-TR 1.2.1 document is produced from the closed bill: table, opening and closing time, VAT breakdown.
  • The document references the document that completed the service (fiscal receipt or e-archive invoice); without that reference it is not issued.
  • Pending: e-seal signing and transmission to the Revenue Administration — the same integrator connection as e-invoicing.

VAT and record integrity

  • VAT rates of 0%, 1%, 10% and 20%; each sale line stores its rate at the time of sale, so a later rate change never alters a past receipt.
  • Stock and money are never overwritten; movements are recorded, and refunds and corrections are separate records.
  • How personal data is processed is in the Privacy Policy; security measures are on the Security page.