Fiskalizator for WooCommerce
| 开发者 | klikoteka |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年11月10日 07:25 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
Croatian law requires invoices to be reported to the Tax Administration (Porezna uprava) in real time - "fiskalizacija". Fiskalizator for WooCommerce connects your store to the Fiskalizator service, which creates the invoice for each paid order, signs it with your fiscalization certificate, reports it to the Tax Administration and returns the JIR and ZKI codes.
Hrvatski: dodatak povezuje WooCommerce trgovinu s Fiskalizatorom, koji za svaku plaćenu narudžbu izradi račun, potpiše ga vašim certifikatom, fiskalizira kod Porezne uprave i vrati JIR i ZKI. Sučelje je na hrvatskom kad je WordPress na hrvatskom.
What it does
- Fiscalizes orders automatically when they reach "Processing" or "Completed" (Fiskalizacija 1.0, B2C receipts with JIR/ZKI).
- Issues a structured B2B e-invoice (eRačun, Fiskalizacija 2.0) when the buyer enters a company tax number (OIB) at checkout, sent through your own information intermediary.
- Writes the result back to the order: an order note, the invoice number and JIR, and a "Fiscalization" column in the orders list (classic and HPOS screens).
- Guided setup inside the WordPress admin: company details, certificate upload, business premises, e-invoice access point, EU OSS sales and reverse charge.
- Invoice book with late fiscalization, proformas and invoices from orders, and offers.
- Optional "Withdraw from the contract" button (EU Directive 2023/2673), as a footer button you switch on or the
[fiskalizator_raskid]shortcode. - An OIB / EU VAT number field at checkout - both the block checkout and the classic one - with a check-digit validation.
- A WooCommerce store selling under a Croatian tax number (OIB).
- A Fiskalizator account. The plugin can open one for you when you connect the store. The service is paid, with a free trial; see https://fiskalizator.klikoteka.hr.
- A fiscalization certificate (.p12) from FINA or Certilia.
- For e-invoices: your own contract with a Croatian information intermediary (for example ePoslovanje or Moj-eRačun).
安装:
- Install and activate the plugin. WooCommerce must be active.
- Open Fiskalizator → Connection in the WordPress admin.
- If you already have a Fiskalizator account, enter its e-mail address and confirm the message sent to it. If you do not, choose "open a new account" and the store is connected in one click.
- Follow Fiskalizator → Setup: company details, certificate, business premises and, if you sell to companies, your e-invoice access point.
常见问题:
When is an invoice fiscalized?
When the order reaches the status "Processing" or "Completed". You can also turn automatic fiscalization off and confirm invoices yourself from the Invoices screen.
Where is my certificate stored?
In the Fiskalizator service, encrypted. You upload it from the plugin's Setup screen; it is sent straight to the service and is never saved on your WordPress site.
Is the service free?
No. The plugin is free and open source; the Fiskalizator service it connects to is a paid subscription with a free trial.
Does it work with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS)?
Yes. Compatibility is declared and order data is written through the WooCommerce CRUD objects.
Does the withdrawal button appear automatically?
No. It is off until you switch it on under Fiskalizator → Settings, or place it with the [fiskalizator_raskid] shortcode.
Which languages does the plugin use?
English, with a Croatian translation included. It follows the WordPress site (or user) language.
更新日志:
2.8.1
- Fix: saving the fiscalization result onto the order failed in 2.8.0, so the order did not get its status, invoice number or receipt link. Orders and invoices themselves were not affected.
- A KPD code that is not on the official KPD 2025 list (or does not have six digits) is no longer saved on the product; the screen says why.
- The Connection screen names the Terms of Service, the Data Processing Agreement and the Privacy Policy you accept by connecting the store.
- The customer can download the receipt (PDF) from the order page in My account and from the orders list. The link is written onto the order once the invoice is fiscalized; it can be turned off in Settings.
- The order screen and the orders list link to the receipt PDF.
- Products: a KPD code (eRačun) field on the product and variation edit screen, with a search over the official KPD 2025 list. A changed code is sent to Fiskalizator's article catalogue on save.
- Settings: a default KPD code for eRačun lines whose product has none.
- Checkout: a buyer purchasing for a company or organisation can enter its name, so the invoice is issued in that name even when the shop hides WooCommerce's own Company field.
- Checkout: a company outside the EU can enter its own country's tax number (or only its name, when it has none); the number is printed on the invoice.
- Checkout texts no longer promise an eRačun to every Croatian company: whether one is issued depends on the shop's own setup.
- Products: one click sends the store's products and variations to Fiskalizator's article catalogue, and one click creates the catalogue's missing articles in the store as draft products.
- The plugin is now distributed through the WordPress.org plugin directory, so updates arrive through WordPress like those of any other plugin.
- The "newer version available" notice now points to the WordPress update screen instead of a separate download.
- A refund made in WooCommerce - a partial one too - now issues the storno or credit note in Fiskalizator by itself, referencing the original invoice. It can be switched off in the business premises settings.
- The plugin reports which items were refunded, so VAT is reduced at the right rate on orders that mix VAT rates.
- The order gets a note naming the document issued for the refund.
- A notice on the Fiskalizator screens says when a newer plugin version is out and lists what changed; after an update, what the new version changed.
- The company tax number field now works in the block checkout too.
- The Overview screen shows the account's plan (trial, active, ended) with a link to choose one. The plan is attached to the account the store is already connected to.
- A plan paid for before the store was connected is applied after an e-mail confirmation, instead of a second account being opened.
- Translations go through the WordPress translation system; Croatian ships with the plugin.
- Security: the domain check no longer returns the site token. The service sends a challenge and the site answers with an HMAC of it, only while an administrator is connecting the store. Tokens created by earlier versions are discarded.
- The order write-back endpoint checks its signature in the REST permission callback.
- When an older copy of the plugin is still active, this one now asks you to deactivate it first instead of doing so itself.
- Activating the plugin again switches its WooCommerce webhook back on.
- Requests to the service use the safe HTTP API; form output is escaped where it is printed.
- The plugin is now named "Fiskalizator for WooCommerce" and lives in the folder
fiskalizator-for-woocommerce. - Moving from the older copy: deactivate the old copy, then activate this one. The store stays connected, and deleting the old copy no longer removes the connection.
- The automatic "Withdraw from the contract" footer button is now opt-in. Stores that were already showing it keep it.
- The overview screen says when the button is off and links to the setting.
- readme in English, with a full description of the external service.
- Connection: new "I have a Fiskalizator account" option - the store is attached to your existing account after an e-mail confirmation, instead of a second account being opened.
- "Open a new account" no longer opens a second account when the e-mail address already has one.
- The whole product inside the WordPress admin: Overview, Connection, Setup, Invoices, Orders, Offers, Settings.
- One-click connection: the plugin proves control of the domain and the service opens an account and a business unit.
- Guided setup, including certificate upload and connecting an e-invoice access point.
- Invoice book with late fiscalization, proforma/invoice from an order, offers.
- Every call to the service is signed with the store's own secret key.
- The fiscalization result is written onto the order: note, meta data and a "Fiscalization" column (classic and HPOS screens).
- Bilingual interface: Croatian on Croatian installs, English otherwise.
- Settings show which account the store is connected to and what is left to set up.
- Company name and address filled in from the registry at checkout.
- High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) compatibility.
- First version: automatic webhook registration and connection status.