For POS systems

Invoicing and fiscalization infrastructure for POS systems

Connect your POS transaction flow to DDD with one API, and support compliant invoice processing and fiscalization across markets.

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Why it matters

POS compliance gets harder when every market has different fiscalization

Help your merchants operate in markets with different fiscalization requirements. DDD gives your POS one compliance layer behind the transaction flow, so the receipts get the required QR/proof data and are reported to the tax authority.

POS fiscalization complexity across markets

Add local invoice and fiscalization compliance to your POS without rebuilding it country by country

With DDD, your POS platform can support:

Compliant invoices from POS transactionsLocal invoice formatsQR or proof data where requiredInvoice archive and history
Fiscalization where requiredE-invoicing where requiredDashboard visibilityMulti-market merchant rollout

Do not make every local fiscalization rule part of your POS roadmap

Building internally

  • Maintaining local formats
  • Maintaining local tax authority connections
  • Connecting fiscalization logic
  • Country specific archiving rules

Using DDD

  • Single compliance infrastructure
  • 100% behind your POS
  • Support your customers across all markets
  • Less internal compliance work
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FAQ

Common questions from POS teams

Yes. Your POS system can send transaction, merchant, customer and invoice data to DDD, and DDD processes the data to make it ready for relevant local compliance requirements. Your sales, payment, receipt and refund flow stays inside your POS. DDD sits behind it as the invoice and fiscalization compliance layer.
No. DDD reduces the need to build and maintain local fiscalization flows, tax authority connections, QR or proof data, invoice formats, e-invoicing requirements and archiving rules inside your POS system. Instead of turning every local mandate into POS product work, you can connect your transaction flow to one compliance infrastructure.
Yes, depending on the country, workflow and implementation. DDD can support compliance flows triggered from POS sales, receipts, refunds or transaction data, including fiscalization or local invoice requirements where relevant.
No. DDD does not replace your POS system, merchant interface or payment flow. It works behind your existing transaction flow, so merchants can keep using your POS while DDD handles the relevant compliance processing in the background.
You can connect your POS transaction flow to DDD in three ways: API integration (best if you want DDD to work directly behind your POS transaction, receipt or invoice flow and support a scalable embedded setup), build the plugin (we can build a plugin to your POS application system so your end-clients can add compliance to their operations), or no-integration path (best if your system is not ready for API work yet, but you still need a way to process invoices or fiscalization-related flows through DDD). Most POS teams start by choosing the path that fits their current transaction setup, then test the flow before moving to production.

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