Frequently asked questions

Yes. The cash register can issue receipts offline, and the data syncs automatically once the connection is back.

Imprion runs on Android and Windows devices, as either a mobile or a countertop POS register.

Yes. Imprion supports FURS fiscalisation and the issuing of fiscally verified receipts.

Yes. The system supports multiple cash registers and central management across one or many locations.

Yes. The cash register connects to supported card terminals for faster, simpler payments.

Most users are up and running within a few days of accepting the quote and setting up the equipment.

Yes. Products, price lists, stock, employees and other data are easy to edit yourself in the back office.

Yes. The system covers stock overviews, stocktaking, delivery notes and product sales tracking.

Yes. The mobile POS lets you issue receipts at events, market stalls or on-site jobs.

Yes. POS equipment is also available to rent, based on what your business needs.

Yes. Every employee can have their own access rights and an activity log in the system.

Yes. Through the cloud you can reach your analytics, receipts and business data anywhere, any time.

Wolt orders come through to the cash register automatically, with no manual entry.

Yes. Imprion lets you issue quotes, pro forma invoices, invoices and other business documents.

Yes. The system is designed for speed, clarity and as few taps as possible in day-to-day work.

One to three working days on average. We help with importing your products, configuring the system and training your team. The switch is planned so that it never interrupts your day-to-day trading.

A POS system (Imprion) is the software that issues receipts and runs your sales. A POS terminal is the physical device that takes card payments. Imprion pairs with a SUNMI card terminal so both happen in one checkout flow.

A fiscal cash register is a system for issuing receipts that fiscalises them in line with FURS requirements.

Yes — if you issue receipts for cash or card payments, you have to operate in line with the applicable legislation and fiscalisation rules.

A fiscal cash register takes care of issuing and fiscalising receipts, whereas a POS system adds sales, stock, analytics, staff and other business functions on top.

You need a registered business, the right FURS settings and a device to run the cash register on.

Yes — modern POS systems can be used at one business location or many.

Fiscalisation means the receipt is verified electronically with FURS at the moment it is issued.

Yes — the necessary fiscalisation settings have to be in place before you start.

Modern cash registers can issue receipts offline and sync them later.

Yes, provided the cash register supports offline operation and syncs afterwards.

A mobile fiscal cash register is an app that lets you issue receipts on a phone or tablet.

Yes — a mobile POS lets you issue receipts straight from an Android phone.

It suits mobile selling, events, market stalls, on-site services and smaller business premises.

It does for syncing data, although some systems can also work offline.

What matters is how you operate, your line of business, the number of users, the integrations you need and the support on offer.

It depends on how you work. Countertop registers are more common in venues, while mobile ones are better for field work and events.

Yes — most modern POS systems let you add features step by step.

Yes — each employee can have their own login and permissions.

Yes — many providers also offer register equipment for rent.

Usually within a few days of the equipment and the basic settings being prepared.

Most data can be migrated, your products and users are set up, and then a short rollout follows.

No. The monthly licence covers use of the Imprion POS system. Register hardware (tablet, printer, terminal and so on) is charged separately or can be rented together with the licence.

Plans start at €20/month per cash register (Essential). Standard is €40 and Premium €50 per month. The licence covers use of the software, while the register hardware is charged separately or can be rented together with the licence.

No. The monthly licence covers use of the Imprion POS system. Register hardware (tablet, printer, terminal and so on) is charged separately or can be rented together with the licence.

Plans start at €20/month per cash register (Essential). Standard is €40 and Premium €50 per month. The licence covers use of the software, while the register hardware is charged separately or can be rented together with the licence.

The Imprion POS system integrates with Wolt, Minimax, card payment systems, UJP e-invoicing, Timelee and Venuo, as well as other business processes such as automatic delivery note import and central data management.

Wolt orders come through to the Imprion cash register automatically. There is no need to enter orders by hand. You can confirm an order, send it to the kitchen and close the bill all in one system.

The integration means faster order handling, fewer entry mistakes and a better overview of deliveries and orders in the venue.

Yes. Imprion transfers receipts, daily takings and payments straight into Minimax automatically — no manual exports, no sending reports to your accountant.

Less admin, accounting data that is always up to date, and smoother work with your accountant.

Yes. The amount due can be sent straight from the POS system to third-party card terminals, which speeds up payment and removes the risk of keying in the wrong amount.

Timelee is an online appointment booking system for service businesses. Integrating it with the Imprion cash register ties bookings, staff and service billing together in one system.

Timelee is a particularly good fit for salons, beauty services, wellness, barbers and other service businesses where managing appointments and staff matters.

Venuo handles events, bookings and sales processes digitally, and linking it to the Imprion cash register simplifies billing, sales reporting and customer management in one place.

Yes. Imprion supports the UJP integration for sending e-invoices to the public sector and tracking their delivery status.

Yes. When you issue an e-invoice, the system can pull the customer's details from the UJP register using their VAT number, which speeds up document issuing and cuts down on mistakes.

Yes. The system imports XML or ZIP e-invoice documents, creates suppliers automatically, maps ingredients and stores the paperwork.

Hospitality venues and small retailers cut down on entering products by hand, get their stock in order faster, and keep a clearer grip on purchasing and costs.

Yes. The Imprion Android POS supports integrations on mobile devices and handheld registers too, for field work, events, venues and mobile selling.

The Imprion cash register works offline for the core register functions. Integration data (Wolt, Minimax, UJP and so on) syncs once the internet connection is available again.

Imprion supports Android, Windows, macOS and Linux POS registers, mobile registers, tablets, receipt printers, card terminals, barcode scanners and other compatible POS equipment.

Yes. The Imprion Android POS is built to run on Android tablets and handheld POS devices.

Yes. Imprion runs on mobile registers with a built-in printer and card payment support, which is ideal for hospitality, events and selling on the move.

A mobile POS suits bars, cafés, market stalls, food trucks, events, bakeries, kiosks and any other business where mobility and fast receipts matter.

In most cases, yes. Imprion works with a wide range of POS equipment, depending on the printer and terminal model and the operating system.

Yes. The Imprion POS system supports Windows registers and desktop computers.

Yes. You can also run Imprion on macOS and Linux devices, which gives you more freedom in choosing your hardware.

Not necessarily. Some mobile registers have a receipt printer built in, while countertop setups can use an external POS printer.

Yes. Imprion integrates with card payment systems and sends the amount straight from the cash register to the POS terminal.

Yes. The system works with barcode scanners to speed up work in small retail, kiosks, bakeries and boutiques.

Yes. Imprion works offline for issuing receipts and the core register functions. Data syncs as soon as the connection is available again.

No. Imprion is optimised to run fast even on compact Android POS devices and smaller register setups.

Yes. Imprion supports multiple cash registers and multiple business locations, with a central view of sales and users.

Yes. Devices can work over Wi-Fi or LTE, depending on the equipment you choose.

Setup is quick, because Imprion is designed for straightforward rollout. A mobile POS register can be ready to use in very little time.

Yes. Depending on what your business needs, POS equipment and mobile registers are also available to rent.

Imprion is a modern POS system (a fiscal cash register) intended primarily for hospitality (bars, cafés, restaurants), service businesses, smaller shops and boutiques, and events.

IT TEAM is a Slovenian technology company that develops Imprion POS (a fiscal cash register / mobile POS). The team is made up of developers, product specialists and support staff who together build a modern POS system for hospitality, services and smaller retail.

IT TEAM is headquartered in Slovenia, in Maribor. That makes Imprion a local solution with fast support, implementation and on-site advice available to customers across the whole region.

Yes. The Imprion POS system is built for the Slovenian market and supports FURS-compliant receipt issuing, fiscal verification and legislative requirements, which lets you operate safely and lawfully.

IT TEAM has experience developing complex POS and back-office systems covering till operations, integrations (Wolt, Minimax, payment systems), sales analytics and the management of employees and their permissions.

Rolling out the Imprion system follows a clear structure: analysis of the customer's needs, system setup (menus, tables, users), integrations (e.g. Wolt, accounting), staff training and go-live. The system is usually ready to use very quickly, depending on how complex the setup is.

Yes. One of the key advantages is local support from Slovenia (Maribor), which means faster communication, an understanding of local business processes and the option of advice remotely or on site.

Imprion integrates with several key systems: Wolt (automatic transfer of orders), Minimax (accounting and data export), payment terminals (card payments) and UJP e-invoices (for the public sector).

Yes. Imprion POS is built so that work continues uninterrupted even if the internet goes down, and the data is synchronised later once the connection is restored.

Imprion is not a classic cash register but a connected, next-generation POS system that covers both mobile and stationary use, real-time sales analytics, integrations with external systems and advanced features (tips, table management, employee permissions).

Yes. The system is optimised for small venues, food trucks and events, cafés and bars, and service businesses working in the field. It runs on Android and Windows devices and supports mobile use.

You can get in touch with the team for a demonstration of the system (demo), a tailored quote, technical advice or implementation. You can contact us through the website or directly through the sales team in Maribor, which also provides local support and advice.

Tax compliance means the POS system operates in line with the legislation and rules governing the issuing and fiscalisation of receipts. The Imprion till supports fiscalisation and receipt certification in Slovenia (FURS), Croatia (FINA) and Austria (RKSV).

Yes. The system is built for Slovenian legislation (FURS) and fiscalises receipts correctly in real time, in line with the requirements for issuing cash receipts.

Yes. The system supports the fiscalisation of receipts in line with Croatian regulations (FINA) and lets you trade legally in Croatia.

Yes. The system is also ready for the Austrian RKSV fiscalisation model, so it can be used in Austria without any changes to the core system.

For fiscalisation you need an activated Imprion POS till, an internet connection (or offline mode with later synchronisation) and the right tax configuration for the country you operate in (FURS, FINA or RKSV).

Yes. The system works offline and synchronises the data once the connection is restored, so work carries on uninterrupted in hospitality and out in the field.

Yes. Imprion POS is updated regularly to reflect changes in local regulations (FURS, FINA, RKSV), so you stay compliant without adjusting anything yourself.

Yes. The system supports multi-region use, which means one solution can operate in Slovenia, Croatia or Austria, depending on how the business location is configured.

Tax data is protected by secure communication protocols, encryption and the fiscalisation standards that apply in each country, which guarantees traceability and data integrity.

Yes. The system sends every receipt for fiscalisation (FURS, FINA or RKSV) automatically as soon as it is issued, with no extra manual steps for the user.

If the tax authority's system is unreachable, Imprion POS stores the receipts temporarily and submits them automatically once the connection is restored.

Yes. Each business location can have its own tax configuration, so you can adapt to different countries, legislations and ways of working.

Imprion POS handles fast order entry, table management, receipts and oversight of the whole service floor. The system is built for the pace of a restaurant and cuts down on order mistakes.

Yes. The system displays your table layout, lets you open a bill for a table in seconds and move orders between tables, so you always know what is happening on the floor.

Waiters can add items to an order quickly, adjust them and send the order to the kitchen straight away. The process is optimised for as few taps as possible and fast guest turnaround.

Yes. Orders can be sent to the kitchen automatically, so dishes are prepared faster and there are fewer misunderstandings between the floor and the kitchen.

Yes. The system works offline, which means the restaurant carries on as normal even if the internet goes down, and the data syncs later.

Digital order entry that goes straight to the kitchen removes handwritten notes and relayed messages, which cuts service errors dramatically.

Yes. The system handles tips intelligently: they are recorded on the bill and you can see how they are split between employees.

The bill can be split quickly, you pick the payment method (cash, card or a combination), add a tip, and the bill is closed in a matter of seconds.

Yes. Orders from platforms such as Wolt can be transferred to the till automatically, with no manual entry — which means faster work and fewer errors.

The system lets you take orders quickly, gives you a clear overview of your tables and sends orders straight to the kitchen, so guests are served faster even during the busiest hours.

Yes. Imprion POS supports multiple users with different permissions, so several waiters can work at the same time without orders getting mixed up.

The system provides sales analytics broken down by hour, product and payment method, which helps you manage staff better and streamline how the venue runs.

Yes. Receipts are issued offline and synchronised later.

Yes. The system suits individuals and small teams just as well.

Yes. The system supports digital tips on both card and cash payments.

Yes. Every employee has their own permissions and login.

Yes. The Timelee integration lets you view and manage appointments.

The Wolt integration transfers all Wolt orders automatically and directly into the Imprion POS till, with no manual entry and no separate Wolt tablet.

An order from the Wolt platform syncs automatically into the POS, where your staff confirm it, send it for preparation and close it – all in one system.

No. Imprion POS replaces the Wolt tablet entirely, since every order appears directly on the till.

Yes, all new Wolt orders appear automatically in the Imprion POS system in real time.

Yes, you can accept, reject or process orders directly on the till, with no additional devices.

It cuts out manual work, speeds up order processing, reduces errors and gives you a better overview of deliveries.

Yes, the solution is made for hospitality – restaurants, cafés, bars and similar venues.

Yes, the system lets you manage Wolt orders for one or several business locations.

The order appears in the POS system straight away with a “New Wolt order” notification, ready to be processed.

Yes, in the POS system you can follow an order's status from the moment it arrives to the moment it is handed over.

Yes, because there is no re-typing of orders by hand, the risk of errors drops significantly.

Yes, the system is optimised for accepting, preparing and closing Wolt orders quickly.

Yes, Wolt orders fit into the POS system's existing payment processes just like any other order.

Yes, all orders (Wolt and direct) are brought together in the same system for easier management.

Yes, the integration also works on mobile Android POS devices.

Yes, the system is built for a high order frequency and for handling several orders at once.

Yes, orders can be sent to the kitchen printer automatically.

The POS system can work offline for local functions, and Wolt synchronisation runs as soon as the connection is back.

The order appears almost in real time after it is placed on the Wolt platform.

Because it centralises orders completely, means fewer errors and faster processing, and removes the need for an extra Wolt tablet.

Yes. Imprion supports fiscal verification of receipts in line with the current requirements of the Slovenian tax authority (FURS) for businesses that are required to issue fiscalised receipts.

Fiscal verification of receipts is the process in which the receipt data is sent to FURS and assigned a unique receipt identifier (EOR).

Every business that takes cash or other payment methods for which the law requires a fiscalised receipt.

Yes. The system is purpose-built for bars, cafés, restaurants and other hospitality venues.

Yes. The cash register keeps working even if the connection drops. Once it is restored, the necessary data syncs as required.

Imprion runs on Android and Windows devices, including both handheld and countertop POS registers.

You need a suitable POS device or computer, plus a receipt printer if the way you operate calls for one. Imprion is compatible with a wide range of equipment.

Yes. The mobile POS lets you issue receipts at events, market stalls, trade fairs, on deliveries and anywhere else away from your business location.

System updates follow changes in legislation, so users can carry on trading in line with the law as it stands.

Yes. Every receipt you issue stays available in the system for review, filtering and analysis.

Yes. Imprion lets you manage one location or many from a central system, with a single view of the whole business.