The challenge
Every orderneeds a fiscalised invoice.
Croatian shops must issue fiscalised invoices, and WooCommerce has no built-in way to do that.
Creating invoices by hand in a second system after every order is slow and easy to get wrong.
What we built
A plugin that plugs intothe checkout.
The plugin hooks into the standard WooCommerce checkout and hands the paperwork to KigoKasa.
Customer checks out
The order is placed through the normal WooCommerce checkout. Nothing changes for the shopper.
Order goes to KigoKasa
The plugin sends an API request with the order details to the KigoKasa service.
Invoice or offer is created
KigoKasa generates an invoice or an offer with Croatian fiscalisation.
- Built on the documented KigoKasa API
- Installable from the WordPress.org plugin directory
- A public demo shop showed the full flow before merchants installed it
Stack
Technologyunder the hood.
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- PHP
- KigoKasa API
- REST API
- Croatian fiscalisation
The result
Where KigoCloud for WooCommercebegan.
The plugin made fiscalisation a background task for WooCommerce shops and became the origin of KigoCloud for WooCommerce, which we still develop and maintain.