Role-aware access
Organization roles separate ordinary reporting work from company administration and sensitive actions.
Product tour
REPOSS turns detailed sales evidence into a controlled quarterly workflow: collect, reconcile, classify, resolve, compile, file and preserve.
01 · Source coverage
Each connection has an explicit import boundary, backend-managed flows, synchronization history and proven or unproven coverage.
02 · Reconciliation
Preview bounded matching between webshop orders and accounting invoices. Select one complete reporting document and route material disagreement to review.
03 · Tax treatment
REPOSS consolidates source products, proposes a plain-language classification and previews official VAT applicability across OSS destinations.
04 · Exception work queue
Missing destination, currency, classification, registration, location evidence or source VAT becomes an issue with context and a recommended action.
05 · Report and filing assistant
Country, supply type, dispatch country and source-VAT groups are converted directly from original currency to EUR with the official quarter-end ECB observation.
06 · Evidence and corrections
Confirmation freezes an immutable report snapshot. Refunds remain separate records and later changes become correction events for a future return.
Controls around the quarter
REPOSS also controls who can act, how review work reaches the team, and what remains after filing.
Organization roles separate ordinary reporting work from company administration and sensitive actions.
In-app and email preferences keep synchronization failures, blockers and reporting events visible.
Refunds remain separate source records and post-filing changes become explicit correction events.
Portal files, SAF-OSS, audit JSON and integrity manifests preserve a portable review package.
REPOSS prepares and preserves the evidence. It does not submit to Skatteverket, change provider data, provide tax advice, or hide missing filing facts.
Tell us how you sell, where you account for it, and how the quarter is assembled today.
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