Practical insight on fiscal compliance, rolling out an SDC, and getting the most from your POS — written by the people who build and ship the platform.
How MYOB AccountRight and MYOB Business users in Fiji and Vanuatu can stay compliant without switching accounting tools.
Why fiscal invoices matter, what a customer can do when they do not get one, and the risks a business takes by skipping them.
What hotels and resorts need in place for Fiji VMS Accommodation Group 2 before the deadline arrives.
How Vanuatu businesses and accountants on Xero can connect their invoices to the VSMS and stay compliant.
A go-live checklist for restaurants, cafés, takeaways, and food-service operators getting ready for Fiji VMS.
Your options for fiscalising Odoo across Fiji VMS, Samoa TIMS, and Vanuatu VSMS with the Westpower VMS SDC — cloud or on-premise.
A go-to source for practical guidance, industry updates, and honest insight on fiscal compliance and Sales Data Controllers.
In-depth articles that unpack fiscal compliance requirements, tax-authority rules, and what good practice looks like in Fiji, Samoa, and Vanuatu.
Hands-on advice for rolling out Sales Data Controllers, connecting POS systems, setting up smart cards, and fixing the snags that come up.
Technical walkthroughs on wiring Westpower VMS into different POS platforms, working with the API, syncing data, and structuring your setup.
The latest on VAT Monitoring System requirements, FRCS announcements, regulatory shifts, and the deadlines you need to watch.
Ideas for running leaner — managing fiscal data, preparing for audits, cutting compliance errors, and getting more from your reports.
What is new in Westpower VMS — fresh features, software releases, performance gains, and capability upgrades.
This blog is written for business owners, retail managers, POS operators, IT teams, compliance officers, and anyone who has to put fiscal compliance into practice. Whether it is all new to you or you have been at it for years, you will find clear, actionable content that helps you make sense of SDC solutions and stay on the right side of local rules.