Around the POS · Sustainability
In short: With anybill the receipt goes digitally to the smartphone instead of onto thermal paper. In addition, a kitchen display, a digital cash book and a digital menu save paper and effort in everyday work.
Digital receiptNo extra app for your guests
Less paperUp to 90 % lower costs thanks to fewer unwanted printouts
Legally compliantReceipt obligation fulfilled
More solutionsKitchen display, cash book, menu
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The receipt straight to the smartphone.
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Save paper
What thermal paper means for the environment and your business.
Since 2020, Germany has had an obligation to issue receipts: a receipt must be created for every sale. In businesses with many small sales, long receipt rolls pile up every day – and most receipts go straight in the bin.
Receipts are usually made of thermal paper. Because of their coating, they don't belong in paper recycling but in general waste and cannot be recycled. Every receipt that isn't printed in the first place saves paper, printer wear and costs.
The good news: the receipt may also be issued digitally if your guest agrees. This is exactly where anybill comes in.
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Yes. The obligation to issue receipts under § 146a of the German Fiscal Code (AO) can also be met electronically if your guest agrees. The digital receipt contains the same mandatory information as the paper receipt – including the TSE data.
No. With anybill your guest simply scans a QR code and has the receipt directly on their smartphone – without download and without registration.
No problem: the receipt can still be printed. You only print when someone actually asks for it – instead of for every single sale.
The kitchen display replaces the kitchen ticket, the digital cash book with DATEV export replaces folders full of receipts, and the digital menu via QR code saves reprints with every price change. We'll gladly advise you on which combination suits your business.
See anybill in action.
Of course, we'll also be happy to come by for a short
demonstration.