Upcoming Scheduled Maintenance Events
We are announcing two upcoming scheduled maintenance activities:
fiskaly Authentication Server
February 13, 2024, 5:30 to 7:00 CET (4:30-6:00 UTC)
During the scheduled maintenance window, expect limited functionality on the fiskaly Dashboard and Management API, temporary suspension of token generation, and potential brief downtimes. Be aware that existing tokens may also be invalidated.
TLS Certificate Update
February 7, 2024, 7:00 to 8:00 CET (6:00-7:00 UTC)
This routine update only affects intermediate certificates and is designed to ensure seamless service without major disruptions expected. Most systems will automatically adapt to this change, though a brief check post-update is advised.
Note: This update does not involve a change of the root certificate.
For comprehensive information about these maintenance events, please visit our status page.
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🇪🇸 Spain
Automatic BATUZ Submission for Companies
Effective February 1st, 2024, POS vendors with our SIGN ES API integration can offer their business clients a streamlined BATUZ submission process. This update automatically sends the BATUZ LROE book, Subchapter 1.1, for issued invoices directly to tax authorities in real-time. This feature is currently exclusive to companies, ensuring hassle-free compliance and enhanced efficiency.
Note: This automation does not extend to individual taxpayers, and manual BATUZ submissions are required for January invoices in Bizkaia. This integration significantly eases the tax reporting process for your business clients.
🇩🇪 Germany
Updates on KassenSichV 2024
Effective January 1, 2024, KassenSichV regulations require receipts in Germany to include serial numbers for both the electronic record-keeping system (ERS) and the security module (TSS). Details are outlined in our blog post "KassenSichV in 2024 – What will change" summarizes all the important information for you.
If you're already using QR codes on receipts, no further action is needed.
If you use plain text on receipts, ensure they now include these serial numbers. We recommend switching to QR codes for streamlined compliance.