You know your trade.
Now master
e-invoicing too.
Croatian regulations changed five times in three years. The deadline is real. This workshop gets you from zero to fully configured in half a day, working on your own device, with your own business data.
First e-invoice issued
During the workshop, on your deviceFour things you leave knowing how to do
The workshop covers exactly what a craftsman or small business owner needs. Nothing theoretical, nothing you won't use next week.
Configure Your System
Set up fiscalization software on your actual device. We walk through the process together so you understand each step, not just follow instructions blindly.
Issue Your First e-Invoice
Send a real e-invoice before you leave the room. The format, the mandatory fields, the XML structure behind it. You see it work with your own eyes.
Know What to Keep
Which documents you must archive, for how long, and in what format. What you can delete. What a tax inspector actually looks for during an audit.
Handle Errors Independently
What to do when the system shows an error on Saturday evening and your accountant won't answer until Monday. Step-by-step troubleshooting you can actually follow.
Designed for people who are busy running a business
You bring your device. We handle the rest.
Laptop, tablet, phone. Whatever you actually use in your business. The workshop is structured so every participant configures their own system, not a demonstration machine that gets reset afterward.
Plain language, not legal text
The regulations are written for lawyers. We translate them into what you actually need to do on a Tuesday morning when a client asks for an invoice.
Half a day
You can't afford to spend a week in training. This workshop is designed to fit into a working schedule.
Small groups
Every participant gets individual attention when something doesn't work on their specific device or setup.
Take-home reference
Written material you can consult when you're back in your workshop and something unexpected comes up.
Built for craftsmen and tradespeople
Not for finance departments. Not for companies with IT staff. For the person who does the work themselves and also has to deal with the paperwork.
Regulations changed again?
When Croatian e-invoicing rules get updated (and they will), workshop alumni receive a summary of what changed and what you need to do differently. No need to start from scratch.
What happens during those four hours
The workshop follows a specific sequence. Each step builds on the previous one. By the end, you have a working system.
Understanding the landscape
What fiscalization actually means. Why e-invoices are different from PDF invoices. What the Croatian Tax Administration sees when you submit a transaction. This is the context that makes everything else make sense.
System configuration
Hands-on setup. Every participant configures their own device. Certificate installation, software settings, test environment connection. Instructors move through the room to help with individual issues.
First real e-invoice
You issue an invoice. A real one, to a real recipient (or a test recipient if you prefer). You see the XML, you see the response from the tax system, you understand what just happened. Then you issue a second one, faster.
Errors, archiving, and what comes next
The most common error codes and what they mean. How to handle a failed submission. What you must keep and for how long. Questions from participants. By the end of this hour, you leave with a working system and a clear head.
This workshop is for you if...
You're a craftsman
Electrician, plumber, carpenter, painter. You do excellent work and now the government wants you to do paperwork too.
You run a small business
A shop, a studio, a service. You handle everything yourself and there's no IT department to call.
You're not sure what you need
Your accountant mentioned something about e-invoices and you nodded and hoped it would sort itself out. It won't.
The deadline is approaching
You've been putting this off. The workshop gets you compliant in one session without needing to become a technology expert.