Work as usual
Create the invoice or sale inside the supported software your team already knows.
Three moments
The user experience stays simple. TAS handles the setup and connector work behind the scenes.
Create the invoice or sale inside the supported software your team already knows.
Start OneButton from inside the agreed workflow. No duplicate invoice entry.
Use the customer-ready fiscal output in the normal business process.
Choose your starting point
The system creating the transaction determines the right OneButton conversation. Current product paths and discovery-led connector work are labelled separately.
Create the invoice in MYOB. For Fiji VMS workflows, press Print VMS and use the customer output.
See the MYOB workflowKeep working in SalesRight Accounts or POS and add the fiscal action your setup needs.
Explore SalesRightReview the invoice workflow and confirm the connector, setup and training path with TAS.
Check readinessTell TAS your country and software. We will confirm whether a OneButton path fits.
Check readinessReadiness review
Tell us what you use today. TAS will recommend the simplest practical path.
Which accounting, sales or POS system your team uses.
How invoices are created and how many you process each month.
How customers receive printed or digital copies.
Who needs setup, training and ongoing support.
Implementation path
Four practical steps take the business from first check to supported use.
Confirm your software, country and invoice workflow.
TAS configures the agreed OneButton path.
Your team learns the one-action workflow.
Start using OneButton with TAS support.
Pricing
OneButton for MYOB has published invoice-volume plans for the current VMS solution. SalesRight, POS and other connectors start with a demo or readiness review because system access, field mapping, testing, training and support vary.
Country-specific by design
VMS is the term used for the current Fiji solution. Other jurisdictions may describe a similar business need differently, and the rules, data and operating model may not be the same. TAS confirms the jurisdiction before presenting a connector as available.
Availability, authority requirements, data handling and connector behaviour depend on the selected system and jurisdiction and are confirmed before implementation.
FAQ
No. Fiji VMS for MYOB is one solution path under OneButton. Other countries may use different terms such as fiscalisation, fiscalization, e-invoicing, tax-authority reporting or digital tax receipts.
The intended approach is to keep the supported system your team already uses and add the required sync and fiscal workflow around it. TAS confirms the exact connection method during readiness review.
TAS currently presents readiness paths for MYOB, Xero, Odoo and SalesRight workflows, plus discovery for POS and other business-system connectors. Actual availability and technical scope are confirmed before a proposal.
TAS first confirms the country, source system, invoice or sales trigger, tax and item setup, output needs, users, volume and support requirements. The team then recommends a product plan, connector discovery or custom scope.
Exception handling, retry behaviour, offline requirements and staff escalation must be confirmed for the selected system and jurisdiction. TAS does not promise one behaviour for every connector before discovery.
OneButton for MYOB has invoice-volume plans starting at $10 per month. SalesRight, POS and other connectors are demo- or discovery-led because implementation, testing, training and support needs vary.
No. TAS supports software workflow, readiness review, implementation and training. Businesses should confirm statutory obligations with the relevant authority or adviser.
Find your OneButton path
How TAS works
TAS starts with the workflow, confirms the scope, and supports implementation with training and clear boundaries.
TAS works with accounting, sales, stock, payroll and compliance-related workflows used across different markets.
Product discussions can include demo, setup, training, handover and post-go-live support.
TAS confirms product compatibility, fiscal requirements, payroll responsibilities and payment arrangements before work starts.