Invoices that issue themselves and reach KSeF
Since 1 April 2026, e-invoicing in KSeF — Poland's national e-invoice system — also applies to micro, small and medium companies. I connect your store, website and sales system to KSeF so the document is created and sent without your involvement.
What you get after the rollout
- An invoice issued automatically once an order is paid
- Submission to KSeF and a document number without manual work
- An issuer certificate configured and documented, so you know what to renew
- A PDF e-mailed to the customer exactly as before
- Credit notes and returns handled in the same flow
- A status view: what went through, what is waiting, what needs attention
I am not an accounting firm and I do not give tax advice — I am responsible for the technical side of issuing and sending documents. Tax decisions stay with your accountant.
Why automate invoicing?
The obligation applies to you either way. The question is whether it turns into another evening chore or into a process you never have to think about.
No more issuing by hand
At a few dozen orders a month, issuing invoices alone takes hours. Automation does it at the moment of payment, at any time of day.
Peace of mind with the obligation
The document goes to KSeF in the required format and comes back with a number. Nothing to remember, watch over or catch up on at month end.
Your accountant gets the full set
Documents are complete and in one place. Instead of sending scans, you give your accountant access to an orderly flow.
What the rollout covers
I match the scope to how you sell today and where you keep your books.
Issuing and submission
The invoice is built from order data and goes to KSeF automatically. The customer gets a PDF by e-mail, you see the document number in your panel.
Certificate and permissions
I configure the issuer certificate and KSeF permissions, document the renewal dates and show you where to check them.
Buyer data from the register
In business sales the buyer's details are pulled by tax ID and the VAT status is checked against the official list. Fewer mistakes on the document.
Credit notes and returns
A returned item or a mistake in an order ends with a credit note issued inside the same flow, not by hand next to the system.
Statuses and alerts
You see which documents went through and which got stuck. If a submission fails, you learn about it immediately, not a week later.
Link to your accounting
Documents land where you keep your books — in your accounting software, at your accounting firm, or both at once.
Manual invoicing vs automation
The same month of sales, two completely different evenings.
By hand, after hours
Automatically, in the background
How the KSeF rollout runs
Four stages, during which your sales keep running normally.
Document flow audit
I check how an invoice is created today, where you keep your books and what your accountant says about it. A few questions, not a week of work.
Certificate and access
We settle the KSeF permissions and configure the issuer certificate so the system can issue documents on behalf of your company.
Delivery and testing
I connect the store or sales system, push test documents through and check the error paths: wrong tax ID, missing data, rejected submission.
Go live and care
We switch to production and I walk you through the panel and the statuses. Then I watch KSeF-side changes and your certificate renewal dates.
See also
Services that most often go hand in hand with this one.
Integrations & automation
Invoicing, register data, couriers and warehouse connected into one flow that runs without you.
Multichannel sales
Marketplaces, your store and other platforms in one panel, with shared stock and shipping.
Online Stores
Full-scale e-commerce with intuitive management, payments and sales automation.
KSeF — frequently asked questions
Let us check whether your invoices are ready for KSeF
A short conversation is enough to establish what is missing and how much work lies ahead. If everything is already in place, I will tell you so plainly.
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