It arrives however is easiest
Screen, phone, email, e-Fatura or SAF-T. Kontoo knows when it is the same document.
Every file arrives with a fingerprint, every change is recorded with what was there before, and a posted document cannot be deleted.
The same paper comes as a file, as an e-Fatura record and in the SAF-T export. The Digital Archive knows it is the same one.
Screen, phone, email, e-Fatura or SAF-T. Kontoo knows when it is the same document.
Capture and crop on the phone, with no scanner and no detour through a computer.
A PDF holding nineteen stapled invoices becomes nineteen documents, each with its own file.
Replacing, cutting, joining, reclassifying, deleting: all of it with the previous state stored alongside.
By period, status, folder, counterparty and amount, with the file beside its details.
A posted document cannot be deleted. The rest is detected, proposed, and decided by a person.
Storing a file is not archiving it. Archiving is being able to prove nobody touched it.
That is exactly what the decree asks for — and what happens here.
Everything is up to date
None of them asks anyone to type in what the document already says.
Uploaded, photographed or forwarded — or coming from e-Fatura and the SAF-T file.
Counterparty, tax number, amounts and dates, matched by tax number and never by name.
Fingerprint, audit record, and immutable from the moment it is posted.
Byte-for-byte originals with an index, or watermarked for audit.
Ten minutes with real documents shows more than any description — including what the Digital Archive cannot read on its own.