Usability improvements and bug fixes

In this sprint, the Engineering team was mostly focusing on improving our Middleware by adding new SCUs and fixing some reported issues. Still, several usability improvements and bug fixes were implemented that should resolve some common issues our users experienced.

Usability, shop & registration improvements

In this sprint, we focused on improving commonly used features in the Portal. This includes the registration process, the UID validation, and several smaller fixes to improve the overall user experience. Additionally, we enabled the auto-invitation flow and the CSV bulk operator import in production.

Usability improvements

In this sprint, we focused on improving several features in portal. Additionally to a brand new editing experience for CashBox-Templates we also added a long requested feature to display the raw content of receipts to the receipts page. One thing that we also want to highlight is the Prod release of the FR Market.

Shop and production improvements

In this sprint, we focused on streamlining the German e-commerce experience. This includes full support for ordering, producing and shipping digital and hardware products, enabling missing features in the entitlement based sale processes, and various UX improvements in the Portal that should greatly simplify common e-commerce related tasks.

DSFinV-K preview & Android Launcher download

In this sprint, we focused on releasing a first preview version of the DSFinV-K export to the sandbox. Although this preview version is not production-ready, it already creates most of the required content and only misses some final polishing that we will perform in the upcoming weeks. In addition to this, we also added the possibility to download the new Android Launcher for our Middleware, and introduced some small, but very helpful Quality of Life-updates.

DSFinV-K master data handling & outlet bulk imports

Aside from further polishing the fiskaltrust.Portal's outlet feature, most development effort of this sprint was put into properly injecting DSFinV-K-relevant master data (e.g. account information, outlet data, etc.) into the middleware configuration so it can be processes by the Middleware 1.3.4. This enables us to finish the DSFinV-K export prototype in the next sprints.

Outlet Management for Middleware components, New Export experience for AT

In sprint 78, development was mostly focused on preparing for the additional challenges that come along with operating Middleware components in the German market. Since most components in Germany are configured for just one outlet, we extended the portal's outlet management capabilities to fulfil this requirement.

Signature Creation Unit details and important stability improvements

In sprint 77, development was mostly focused on syncing SCU details with the fiskaltrust cloud and displaying them in the Portal, and on improving the stability of recently added features.

Automatic POS operator onboarding & overhauled export experience

In the Sprint 76 update of the fiskaltrust.Portal, we are excited to announce that we have a completely new data export experience which not only should make selecting specific exports easier, but is also able to finish exports within a few minutes instead of several hours, even for very large queues.

In addition, we've added an automatic onboarding flow to the German sandbox environment. PosDealers are now able to onboard PosOperators without further manual actions on their side.

These major changes are - among others - described in more detail in the following sections.

Beginning with this sprint, we will release bi-weekly updates on the changes made in the fiskaltrust.Portal. These release notes will contain a sum-up of all customer-relevant changes that were made, although these changes might be already rolled out at that time (depending on the severity and the user region).

If no customer-relevant changes to the portal were made in a sprint, we will omit publishing empty release notes. Since constant effort is put into improving our services, this usually means that only our non-customer-facing backend services were improved during these sprints.