Your questions. Clear answers.

No – it is much more than that. The POS is the heart of the system, but the software (depending on your plan) also connects your inventory management, e-commerce shop, customer management (CRM), marketing and accounting in one single, intelligent system.

The easiest way is to visit our industry pages and see how businesses like yours use the system. If you already have specific requirements, take a look at our pricing plans or book a short, free expert demo.

To help us prepare perfectly, simply tell us your industry, the number of locations and your biggest current challenge (e.g. 'We need an online shop that talks to the till in our store').

No. Our pricing is transparent: you pay the fixed monthly or annual price of your chosen plan. Updates, cloud hosting and support are already included.

Start with 'Basic' if you only need a legally compliant till and simple product management. Choose 'Professional' to connect inventory, your online shop and accounting as well. 'Enterprise' is the right choice for chains with multiple locations.

Of course! Contact us any time. Especially for more complex setups (multiple locations, existing hardware, data migration) we are happy to plan the launch together with you.

Yes. Our software meets all requirements of the Austrian Cash Register Security Ordinance (Registrierkassensicherheitsverordnung, RKSV). It includes the mandatory data collection log (Datenerfassungsprotokoll, DEP), creates secure signatures and prints legally compliant receipts (including QR code) in accordance with § 132a BAO. Registration is handled conveniently via FinanzOnline.

The obligation applies as soon as your business exceeds an annual turnover of 15,000 euros AND, at the same time, cash turnover exceeds 7,500 euros per year.

Yes – and this is important to know: under the law, not only coins and notes count as cash turnover, but also payments by debit or credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and vouchers you have issued. Classic bank transfers or purely online payments, on the other hand, do not.

There are exemptions for open-air sales (e.g. chestnut stands or Christmas tree sales), provided they do not exceed 30,000 euros per year. Special rules also apply to alpine huts, small club canteens and service providers who work on site at the customer's premises (e.g. plumbers). As this is a very individual tax-law matter, we always recommend a quick check with your tax advisor.

The DEP is essentially your till's digital memory. It records every single checkout transaction in real time – complete and tamper-proof. Our system automatically handles the legally required safeguarding of this data (7-year retention obligation) for you.

A legally compliant receipt must show the following: a clear identification of your business, a sequential receipt number, date and time, quantity and description of the items, the amount broken down by tax rate, the cash register identification number and the machine-readable QR code (or link) for the tax office. Our system generates all of this fully automatically with every print.

The data capture log (Datenerfassungsprotokoll, DEP for short) is an event log file that runs continuously in the cash register's memory or on external storage and documents cash transactions together with receipt contents in real time — completely and in continuous chronological order, each time a receipt is issued. Every cash register must keep a data capture log. The data must be backed up unalterably to an external electronic medium at least quarterly and retained for at least seven years.

The receipt obligation (Belegerteilungspflicht) is a legal requirement obliging businesses to issue a receipt for every cash payment and hand it to the customer. It was introduced with the 2016 Tax Reform Act (Steuerreformgesetz 2016) to improve the traceability of business transactions and prevent tax evasion. Receipts must be retained for seven years, either on paper or electronically. Customers are required to accept the receipt and take it with them at least until they have left the business premises.

Receipts must contain at least the following details: - a clear identification of the supplying or performing business - a sequential number, from one or more number series, assigned once to identify the transaction - the date the receipt was issued - the quantity and customary commercial description of the goods delivered, or the nature and scope of the services provided - the amount of the cash payment. If receipts are issued via a cash register (Registrierkasse), they must additionally contain: - a cash register identification number - the date and time the receipt was issued - the cash amount broken down by tax rate - the content of the machine-readable code (QR code or link)

Perfectly synchronised. Our system uses one central database: when you sell an item at the till in your store, the stock in your online shop is reduced at the very same moment. Overselling is ruled out.

No, you stay flexible. You can start with a simple till today and activate the website builder, the blog or the online shop a few months later, once you are ready.

In very many cases, yes. Because our system is web-based, it runs on PCs, tablets and common POS terminals. We support industry standards such as Epson receipt printers and common Bluetooth scanners. Feel free to contact us for a quick compatibility check.

Yes. We advise on and arrange pre-configured plug-and-play hardware components that are 100% matched to our software – from the cash drawer and barcode scanner to the customer display.

You will find detailed use cases on our Industries page. We have built dedicated workflows for hospitality (table plans, split bills), retail (matrix articles, e-commerce) and service providers (online appointment booking).

We do not leave you on your own. Alongside an extensive help centre, we offer personal support that quickly assists you with technical questions or setting up new features.

Of course! If you are currently only looking for a solution to your inventory problem or a new reservation system, we will focus our conversation on exactly that one point.