What is Samoa TIMS?
TIMS stands for Tax Invoice Monitoring System — the fiscalization framework operated by Samoa's Inland Revenue Services (IRS). Businesses and software providers in Samoa need a compliant way to issue, fiscalize, and report tax invoices to IRS. For POS vendors, this usually means adding a fiscalization layer to the existing POS workflow rather than rebuilding the POS itself.
For businesses, it means choosing the correct setup based on how invoices are created today: at a counter through a POS, in accounting software, in an ERP, or as one-off documents in the back office. The right FiscoBridge product follows that decision — not the other way around.
Who needs a TIMS compliant POS?
This page is for Samoa businesses, POS vendors, software companies, accountants, and organizations that need:
- Samoa TIMS compliant POS software
- Samoa fiscalization software
- TIMS v3 POS migration support
- Sales Data Controller for Samoa
- Cloud POS for Samoa tax invoice issuing
- Xero Samoa TIMS integration
- Odoo Samoa TIMS integration
- MYOB Samoa TIMS integration
- Custom API integration for existing POS or ERP systems
How can an existing POS migrate to TIMS?
The shortest path is usually: keep the POS, add fiscalization behind it. Your POS already knows the invoice — the items, the totals, the tax. What needs to change is what happens after the cashier hits "save": that data is sent to FiscoBridge, which signs and reports the invoice, and returns the fiscal payload your POS needs to print on the receipt.
For POS vendors maintaining one product across many Samoa clients, this turns a fleet-wide compliance scramble into a single integration project. The same API contract works whether the SDC runs locally on the till PC or in the cloud.
FiscoBridge solution options for Samoa
Four ways to reach TIMS compliance. Pick the one that matches where invoices live in your business today.
Existing POS + FiscoBridge SDC
Best for: POS vendors and businesses with a POS in place
Your existing POS sends invoice data to the FiscoBridge Sales Data Controller. FiscoBridge handles the fiscalization layer and returns the fiscalized invoice data to your system. No POS replacement, no hardware refresh.
View Sales Data Controller for Samoa TIMS complianceTIMS v3 POS Migration
Best for: POS vendors moving off older fiscalization protocols
FiscoBridge can help software providers understand how to connect their POS workflow to a modern fiscalization API and prepare for Samoa TIMS requirements — including invoice field changes, API communication, and fiscal receipt output.
Read the POS to SDC API documentationCloud POS
Best for: simple invoice issuing without a POS project
FiscoBridge Cloud POS provides a browser-based way to issue invoices and manage a simpler fiscalization workflow. Useful for service businesses, small retailers, and any business that does not want to build or maintain its own POS integration.
View Cloud POS for Samoa businessesAccounting and ERP Integrations
Best for: Xero, Odoo, MYOB, ERP, hotels, custom software
FiscoBridge supports cloud and custom integration workflows where invoices are created in another system — Xero, Odoo, MYOB, or an ERP — and then fiscalized through FiscoBridge, keeping the accounting or ERP flow intact while adding TIMS compliance.
View Samoa TIMS integrationsCloud POS, SDC, and integrations — when to use which
If you already operate a POS at a counter and just need it to become TIMS compliant, the Sales Data Controller is usually the right answer. If you run a service business and your "POS" today is a Word document or a manual invoice book, Cloud POS will replace that workflow without forcing you into a desktop install. If invoices already live in Xero, Odoo, or MYOB, an accounting integration keeps them there and only adds fiscalization on top.
For multi-site businesses and ERP setups, FiscoBridge typically combines two of the above — for example SDC at retail tills, plus an accounting integration for back-office invoices issued by the finance team.
Pricing and setup
The correct Samoa TIMS pricing depends on your business workflow. A single business using Cloud POS may need a simple subscription. A POS vendor or ERP provider may need an API integration. A business using Xero or MYOB may need an integration license based on company, invoice volume, or setup.
Pick the pricing page that matches your route to TIMS compliance:
Frequently asked questions — Samoa TIMS
Practical answers for Samoa business owners, POS vendors, and accountants.
The best solution depends on your current system. If you already have a POS, the best approach may be connecting it to FiscoBridge through the Sales Data Controller. If you do not have a POS, FiscoBridge Cloud POS may be simpler.
Yes, if your POS can be modified to send invoice data to an API. This allows your existing POS to stay in use while FiscoBridge handles the fiscalization process.
TIMS v3 POS migration means updating an existing POS or fiscalization workflow so it can work with newer TIMS requirements. This may include changing invoice fields, API communication, fiscal receipt output, and reporting logic.
Yes. FiscoBridge Cloud POS is available for businesses that want a simple way to issue invoices without building their own POS integration.
FiscoBridge supports accounting integration workflows, including Xero and Odoo fiscalization use cases. MYOB-related fiscalization is under active development and the final setup depends on the business process and compliance requirements.
Yes. POS vendors can use the FiscoBridge API and SDC approach to add fiscalization to their existing POS software.
Yes. Multi-store and multi-device setups can be supported depending on whether the business uses local POS devices, a central server, Cloud POS, or an integrated ERP system.
Start by identifying where invoices are created today: POS, accounting software, ERP, or manual process. Then FiscoBridge can recommend SDC, Cloud POS, Xero integration, MYOB integration, or custom API integration.
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