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Taliup POS acts as a sales recording system (SRS / MEV) for Revenu Québec’s WEB-SRM. Taliup HQ stores the merchant’s Revenu Québec identifiers. The POS uses those identifiers on every fiscal request, including the certificate that enrols each device. Complete this page before you enrol a device. If HQ is not configured, Taliup POS shows This business has no WEB-SRM configuration from Taliup HQ.

How to get here

Entity sidebar → Web-SRM. The menu item is visible only to an Admin when the Entity plan includes the Web-SRM feature. If you do not see it, add the feature on Plans & Features.

Enable WEB-SRM

The first time you enable WEB-SRM, Taliup HQ creates default Québec GST (5%) and QST (9.975%) taxes if they do not already exist. Any other catalog taxes are removed and replaced with those Québec taxes. Confirm the catalog is ready for that change before you continue.
1

Open Web-SRM

From the Entity sidebar, click Web-SRM.
2

Enable Web-SRM

Turn on Enable Web-SRM.
3

Enter Revenu Québec credentials

Fill in the mandatory fields. Use the values Revenu Québec issued to the merchant.
4

Confirm and save

Click Save Changes. On first enable, confirm the Confirm Web-SRM Activation modal, then click Confirm and Enable Web-SRM.
You can still adjust GST and QST later in catalog tax settings. Other tax types are not used for WEB-SRM billing.

Next step — enrol each device

HQ configuration alone does not enrol a device. Repeat enrolment on each device. Each device receives its own Revenu Québec certificate and device identifier.

Migrate from MEV

Taliup POS now includes WEB-SRM (MEV) support, so a merchant no longer needs the standalone Taliup MEV app on their terminal. Remove Taliup MEV and install Taliup POS in its place.
Taliup MEV runs only on the PAX A920 Pro. Repeat this procedure once for every terminal under the merchant that still has Taliup MEV installed.

Before you start

  • Complete Enable WEB-SRM above. Taliup POS shows This business has no WEB-SRM configuration from Taliup HQ on login until this is done.
  • Access to PaxStore with the correct Administrator Center and Reseller account.
  • The terminal powered on and connected to the internet.
  • Confirm the Reseller or Merchant is subscribed to Taliup POS in the PaxStore marketplace before you push it.

Steps

1

Log in to PaxStore

Log in to PaxStore with your administrator credentials.
2

Find the merchant

In Terminal Management, search for the merchant or its Reseller. Open Devices, then the Terminal List tab.
PaxStore Terminal Management search for Taliup with Taliup M selected

Search for the reseller or merchant in Terminal Management.

PaxStore Reseller Detail showing the Devices card, Accessories card, and a Terminal List of PAX A920 Pro devices

Reseller Detail with the Devices card and the Terminal List tab. Click a terminal row to open its details.

3

Open the affected terminal

From the Terminal List, click the terminal that still has Taliup MEV installed to open its Terminal Details.
4

Go to App & Firmware

Click the App & Firmware tab.
5

Uninstall Taliup MEV

Under Installed Apps, find Taliup MEV and click the trash can icon under Type & Action to uninstall it.
PaxStore App & Firmware tab listing Taliup MEV 1.1.6 under Installed Apps with an uninstall action

App & Firmware on Terminal Details. Taliup MEV appears under Installed Apps with a trash can in Type & Action.

6

Install Taliup POS

Push Taliup POS to the terminal. Follow the A920 Pro app push order in PaxStore setup — BroadPOS Manager, then the acquirer BroadPOS app, then Taliup POS, confirming each Push Task shows Success before moving on.
If BroadPOS Manager and the acquirer BroadPOS app are already installed and working from the Taliup MEV setup, you only need to push Taliup POS.
7

Repeat for each affected terminal

Repeat steps 3–6 for every other terminal under this merchant that still has Taliup MEV installed.

Check

Troubleshooting

With Taliup POS installed, staff can log in on the terminal for the first time and enrol it with WEB-SRM.