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Signature Creation Unit details and important stability improvements
In sprint 77, development was mostly focused on syncing SCU details with the fiskaltrust cloud and displaying them in the Portal, and on improving the stability of recently added features.
Starting with this release, the German Middleware is compatible with Linux, running on Mono. Please also have a look at our FAQs to see all the requirements and specifics.
Automatic POS operator onboarding & overhauled export experience
In the Sprint 76 update of the fiskaltrust.Portal, we are excited to announce that we have a completely new data export experience which not only should make selecting specific exports easier, but is also able to finish exports within a few minutes instead of several hours, even for very large queues.
In addition, we've added an automatic onboarding flow to the German sandbox environment. PosDealers are now able to onboard PosOperators without further manual actions on their side.
These major changes are - among others - described in more detail in the following sections.
This release includes some stability improvements and bug fixes for the German middleware, and can be used in production scenarios. Additionally, a release candidate of the Diebold Nixdorf SCU is now available on the sandbox.
No changes in the interface were made in this release.
Beginning with this sprint, we will release bi-weekly updates on the changes made in the fiskaltrust.Portal. These release notes will contain a sum-up of all customer-relevant changes that were made, although these changes might be already rolled out at that time (depending on the severity and the user region).
If no customer-relevant changes to the portal were made in a sprint, we will omit publishing empty release notes. Since constant effort is put into improving our services, this usually means that only our non-customer-facing backend services were improved during these sprints.
This release includes many stability and feature improvements for the German middleware, and can be used in production scenarios.