Government systems
A document posted in the books goes to the government system of its country, and the status returns to the document record. Signing is done with a key on the user’s device through A3.CA or with a server key for automatic exchanges.
Plan From the “Accounting” plan, EGAIS, product marking and traceability from the “Company” plan.
What is inside
- Kazakhstan: IS ESF, SNT waybills and the virtual warehouse, Webkassa, public procurement contracts and acts
- Uzbekistan: faktura.uz electronic invoices
- Mongolia: eBarimt receipts through a local agent, cancellation and lottery number
- Russia: EDI through A3.EDM, EGAIS, product marking, traceability, UIS acceptance documents
- Product marking: ordering codes, putting into circulation, aggregation, withdrawal from circulation
- Signing with the user’s key through A3.CA, the key never leaves the device
- Incoming documents are pulled in and matched with the books
Limits
Working with a government system requires the organization’s registration in it and an electronic signature issued in the country. The connection is set up in the organization settings.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a separate program for ESF?
No. The e-invoice is built from a posted sale and sent from the document record, and the status returns there too.
Where is the signing key stored?
When signing through A3.CA, the key stays on the user’s device. Automatic exchanges use a server key that is stored encrypted.
Use cases with this feature
Other features
Start with a bank statement
Upload last month’s statement and see your cash flow before setting anything up. If you need to move from 1C or work in several countries, we will show it on your data.