Summary​

One fiskaltrust identity, for every market and every service.

We are introducing a unified fiskaltrust sign-in across all markets. It is being rolled out to every market over the coming days and will be live everywhere by Monday, November 16, 2026. Your accounts, e-mail addresses and passwords stay exactly the same, and after you sign in, the portal works as before.

This is more than a new sign-in page. It is the first building block of one fiskaltrust identity: one secure, trusted way to prove who you are to fiskaltrust, wherever in Europe you work with us.

Summary​

On the FinanzOnline notifications page you can now select several notifications or audits and set them all to done manually in one step, instead of opening a separate dialog for every single entry.

Summary​

Everything that is about you as a portal user now lives in one place: the menu under your name in the top-right corner. It holds your profile, password and user name settings and the language switch, next to Sign out. The "User info" group has left the sidebar, and the lone language flag has left the top bar.

Summary​

The Service Portal now warns you immediately when the account you are working on is changed in another browser tab — for example after switching to a different account or signing in as a different user. Out-of-date tabs are blocked with a clear message, so nothing is accidentally done on the wrong account.

Summary​

Creating a quote at the end of a business rollout now takes you straight to your basket. The extra "Almost Done!" confirmation page is gone, so checkout is one click shorter.

The Partner Dashboard has been completely redesigned to give partners faster, more actionable insight into the health of their fleet. The headline addition is SCU certificate expiration tracking, but almost every part of the dashboard has been improved.

This release introduces Notification Management Process

This release introduces Belgian market support and various platform enhancements.

The main focus of this release is to improve existing processes and fix minor bugs.