For software that issues documents for many businesses
Use cases
When your merchants use different e-invoicing providers, you build one integration with Tallio instead of one per provider.
Sandbox liveProduction in development6 providers planned
One API, whatever your software does
Who it’s for
Each merchant keeps the provider it already uses. Your software sends the same document to all of them.
Point of sale and booking
Your merchants use different providers, so every till would need one integration per provider. With Tallio, the till sends one document and gets back the MARK and the QR code to print.
ERP and back-office software
Your customers issue invoices and credit notes through providers that each have their own API and errors. With Tallio, you build one document model and handle one error shape for all of them.
E-shop platforms
Every store on your platform has its own provider, and one plugin per provider is a lot to maintain. With Tallio, a paid order is one API call, and the store’s own provider issues the receipt or invoice.
Marketplaces
Each seller issues its own documents through its own provider. With Tallio, you connect each seller’s provider once and send every seller’s documents through the same API.
The same three steps
In every case
Connect the merchant’s provider
Once per merchant, with the credentials their e-invoicing provider gives them.
Send one document
From your software, in the same format whichever provider issues it.
Get the result back
Tallio returns the MARK and the QR code, and fetches the PDF from the provider when you ask.
Works with the providers your merchants already use
Works with your provider
- Live
Tallio sandbox
Test environment (no AADE registration)
- In development
Wrapp
Licensed provider
- Planned
IMPACT
Licensed provider
- Planned
Epsilon Digital
Licensed provider
- Planned
SoftOne
Licensed provider
- Planned
Prosvasis
Licensed provider
- Planned
myDATA (AADE)
Direct to myDATA
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What each status means
- Live
- Works today: you can send documents through it.
- In development
- Being built now; not available yet.
- Planned
- On the roadmap, not started yet. Tell us if your merchants need it sooner.
Common questions
Questions
Then a direct integration with that provider may be all you need. Tallio is for software whose merchants use different providers, or may change provider later.
No. Tallio is the connector, never the provider of record. On the provider route, the licensed provider the business already uses is the legal issuer: it signs each document, transmits it to AADE’s myDATA and keeps the legal archive. On the direct myDATA route (planned), the business transmits under its own AADE credentials and AADE keeps the record. Either way, Tallio returns the MARK.
Yes. Early access comes with a sandbox key. The sandbox stands in for the provider and AADE, so you can send test documents and get the same responses and webhooks, and nothing reaches AADE.
No. Tallio sends documents to the merchant’s provider and returns the result. Bookkeeping, ledgers and stock stay in your software.
Yes, if your software issues invoices, receipts or credit notes for businesses in Greece. Email us and tell us how you issue documents today.
Build it once for every provider
Get early access and build against the sandbox before any provider is connected.