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Fiscalization setup

Fiscalization setup

Fiscalization setup

nRačuni supports two fiscalization systems that can be used independently or together.

SystemApplies toTechnology
Fiscalization 1.0 (CIS/FINA)Cash and card B2C invoicesSOAP, FINA P12 certificate
Fiscalization 2.0 (moj-eRačun)B2B/B2G e-invoices for domestic customers with OIBREST API, username and password

Fiscalization 1.0 — CIS/FINA setup

Settings are in Settings → Fiscalization.

Uploading the FINA certificate

  1. Obtain a P12/PFX certificate from FINA (demo or production)
  2. In Settings → Fiscalization click Add certificate
  3. Select the file and enter:
    • Certificate name — for identification in the list
    • Passphrase — the certificate password
    • Environment — Demo or Production
  4. The system reads the certificate and shows OIB, validity dates, and thumbprint
  5. Set the certificate as active (radio button)
A certificate expiring within 30 days shows a warning. An expired certificate blocks fiscalization — renew it at FINA in good time.

Premises and POS device configuration

  • In Settings → Premises enable Registered with CIS on the premises
  • For each POS device enable Fiscalization 1.0 (fisc1Enabled)

Testing the CIS connection

The Test connection button runs three checks:

  1. DNS resolution — verifies CIS server reachability
  2. TCP ping — network latency in ms
  3. SOAP Echo — test call to the CIS service (confirms authentication and availability)

Fiscalization 2.0 — moj-eRačun setup

Settings are in Settings → eInvoice.

FieldNote
EnvironmentDemo or Production
Business unitOptional business unit identifier
API usernamemoj-eRačun API username
API passwordmoj-eRačun API password
Inbox polling interval (min)5–1440 min; how often inbound invoices are fetched (default 240 min)
Auto-approve below (EUR)Inbound invoices below this amount are approved automatically

The Test connection button checks DNS, TCP, and HTTP reachability of the moj-eRačun service.