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Paying at an EV charging point should be as easy as paying at the pump ⚡ ev-pay makes it happen: no app, no contract, just card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. For PTB certification in Germany, every charging tariff has to be recorded tamper-proof. So ev-pay came to us with an open question: can you sign tariffs via a TSS? The answer: fiskaly SIGN DE. Every tariff is signed, onboarding is fully automated, and fiscalization is ready to switch on whenever it’s needed. Built to scale across borders. For Thilo A. Kroniger, CTO at ev-pay, the key is the integration: “A full integration via the fiskaly API is worth its weight in gold, because we don’t need any manual steps. That’s what really scales at the end of the day.” 👉 Full story: https://lnkd.in/dQDe94UF

🏆 Our co-founder and CEO Johannes Ferner is EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 in the “Start-up” category! Last Friday, EY presented the #EOY2026 award to honor entrepreneurs who, in a world of constant change, don’t just react to change but actively give it direction: driving innovation and combining economic success with value for society. Johannes received the award from State Secretary Elisabeth Zehetner and Wolfgang Eisl. It’s our second EY recognition this year. In June, fiskaly was named EY Scale-up of the Year 2026, selected from more than 330 applications by a jury of 87 experts. The award reflects how far we’ve come since 2019: → grown to 9 countries → 1 million POS that fiskaly is active in → 2,000+ B2B customers across Europe “At first, fiscalization sounds like a very technical topic, but at its core it affects every business that processes transactions. For us, this recognition is both confirmation and motivation to keep developing our solutions and to continue building fiskaly as a European technology provider.” — Johannes Ferner A big thank you to our team, our customers, and our partners, who made this journey possible. For us, this recognition is above all a starting point. We’ll keep doing what earned it: taking the complexity out of fiscal compliance, so businesses across Europe can focus on growing. We’re also nominated for brutkasten’s Innovator of the Year 2026 in the Scaleups category. If you’d like to cheer us on, voting is open until November 1: https://lnkd.in/dDTu-mmB

No Risk, No Fun(ds) 🚀 That was the motto of yesterday’s AustrianStartups Summit, which brought 1,000+ founders, investors, and community members together in Vienna. The energy in the room was great: a real celebration of entrepreneurial spirit and of the people willing to take the leap. Our co-founder and Co-CEO Johannes Ferner joined the panel on “The Austrian Scaling Path” alongside Maria Antonia Zahlbruckner (factorymaker) and Markus Lang (Speedinvest), moderated by Florian Haas (EY). They discussed which funding fits which stage, from equity and debt to venture debt, grants, and revenue-based financing, and the typical mistakes Austrian startups make when they scale. Johannes shared lessons from fiskaly’s own journey, from starting in Vienna with one fiscalization framework in one market to building VAT compliance infrastructure for 9 markets across Europe today. The day also asked a question that matters for everyone in this ecosystem: what’s still missing so more people in Austria take the leap? A conversation we’re proud to help shape. Thank you to AustrianStartups & the team for another great Summit! 🇦🇹

Michael Peter and Raphael Haberl recently attended World Summit AI 2026 in Amsterdam 💥 Now in its 10th edition, the summit sets the global AI agenda, spotlighting real-world applications, emerging technologies, and the risks, benefits, and opportunities of artificial intelligence. The biggest takeaway: AI made building cheap, so the crucial skill now is deciding what’s actually worth building. As an AI-first company, we already have a strategy in place, and three sessions offered valuable insights to sharpen it further: 1. “Designing AI use cases that actually deliver value” (Atos): Validate first, then build. Speed is no longer the bottleneck. Focus is. 2. “Buying AI vs. buying outcomes: Turning AI investment into measurable business value” (Marlabs): Every project needs a metric, a measured baseline, and one named owner before work starts. 3. “What the most advanced companies and departments are doing with AI app building” (Base44): Rethink who builds what. Non-developers explore and maintain, while engineers focus on what only they can do. AI success depends less on the tools and more on how you organize around them. These insights will help us further refine how we choose, build, and run AI projects here at fiskaly. Thanks to the World Summit AI team for two inspiring days 🙌 #WorldSummitAI

fiskaly is entering its 9th market: Czechia 🇨🇿 From January 1, 2027, EET 2.0 requires businesses across retail, services, and hospitality to report in-person sales to the tax authority in real time. fiskaly SIGN CZ is ready for integration today. What makes EET 2.0 tricky is that it doesn’t matter how the customer pays, only where they are. A card payment at the counter counts, but the same card in an online checkout doesn’t. SIGN CZ handles that distinction for every payment. The tax portal opens on November 1, and every merchant registers at the same time. POS and ERP vendors can already test end to end against the tax authority’s own environment, so when the portal opens, registration is the only step left. More here: https://lnkd.in/d3MiVSTi

A significant share of Italy's fiscal printers is approaching end of life. At the same time, cloud fiscalization is evolving and the way customers pay is changing faster than ever. For Italian retailers, a technical deadline is becoming a strategic decision... Renew the hardware or move to a coud-based solution? Together with 🇮🇹 Retail Institute Italy, we're hosting a free webinar on exactly this question. 📅 Il punto cassa nel negozio del futuro: tra tecnologia e fiscalizzazione Wednesday, November 4, 2026 10:00-11:00 CET Language: Italian 🎙️ Speakers: Silvio Agresti, Country Manager fiskaly Italy Marco Zanardi, President Retail Institute Italy Register for free here: https://lnkd.in/d9TSZHkB

What makes a team successful? For us, it’s the people, and making time to enjoy being together. To celebrate recent big milestones in France 🇫🇷 and Portugal 🇵🇹, our colleagues behind these projects made a full day of it: breakfast at the office, a street art workshop on the Danube Canal, aperitifs at a rooftop bar, and dinner at the Mandarin Oriental Vienna — with a surprise cake. We also get active together regularly, and love trying something new, like our latest padel afternoon: a coached beginner session followed by an Americano-style tournament at Padeldome Vienna. Our international team is growing across Europe, with 10+ open roles right now. Sounds like your kind of team? We’d love to meet you 👋 https://lnkd.in/dTPH7xme

Spain's B2B e-invoicing mandate now has firm dates 🇪🇸 → 6 October 2027: businesses with more than €8 million in prior-year volume of operations → 6 October 2028: everyone else The tight part is testing. AEAT's platform only has to be live by 6 August 2027, and integration testing can't start before it is. That could leave as little as two months. 12 months sounds like plenty of time until you count backward. Here's the checklist on how to plan: https://lnkd.in/dRDrfh-P

Sales + AI = your next role? 🚀 We're looking for a Senior Account Executive DACH 📍 Vienna 💬 German (native) and English (fluent) 🤓 5+ years 🕒 Full-time, permanent You take ownership of our growth in the DACH market, from building your territory strategy to closing deals with POS vendors and retail tech companies. You'll put AI to work researching accounts and personalizing outreach, helping set the standard for outbound at fiskaly. Sounds like you or know someone who wants to sell smart at a fast-growing B2B SaaS company? Reach out to Enrique Gomez Rojas or apply here: https://lnkd.in/dqqyzBBm

Our new Co-CEO David Feichter talks with Corriere della Sera about the future of fiscalization in Italy, and why the cash register is becoming software 🇮🇹 Italy started where Germany, Austria and Sweden did, with hardware. Those markets already allow cloud alternatives, and Italy is next: ↳ By 2027, more than a million Registratori Telematici in Italy will reach the end of their life cycle. ↳ 7 in 10 Italian businesses are already investing in cloud and software solutions or plan to. ↳ The Agenzia delle Entrate is working on the move toward software and cloud solutions. Once the new software solutions are certified, the Italian market could shift quickly. ↳ For Italian software houses, POS providers and payment providers, compliance becomes a service built into their software rather than a device to install and maintain. Full article (in Italian): https://lnkd.in/dxs9jUag