Windows and macOS
Merot Bridge
The signing agent for the Merot e-Faktura API.
Merot Bridge is a small background app that runs on your own computer and holds your qualified electronic signature — the same token or smart card (KIBS, Telekom, or another PKCS#11-compatible device) you already sign with. When the Merot e-Faktura API needs a document signed, it sends the request to Bridge over an outbound connection; Bridge shows you exactly what's being signed, signs it locally with your token, and sends back only the signature. Your certificate and PIN never leave your machine.
Download
- File size
- 75 MB
- SHA-256 checksum
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Installing on Windows
- Download the installer above and run it. It installs for your user only — no administrator rights needed.
- Merot Bridge isn't code-signed yet (the certificate is in progress), so Windows will show "Windows protected your PC" the first time you run it. That's expected for a new, unsigned installer.
- Click "More info", then "Run anyway" to continue installing.
- Bridge adds an icon to your system tray and starts automatically the next time you sign in.
Installing on macOS
- Open the downloaded .dmg and drag Merot Bridge into Applications. Open it from there.
- The app is signed and notarized by Apple ("Merot, Inc."), so it opens normally.
- Bridge runs as a menu-bar icon — there is no Dock icon.
Hardware tokens (Gemalto IDPrime / SafeNet, used by KIBS and Makedonski Telekom) need the SafeNet Authentication Client for Mac, version 10.8.29 or later (universal). Telekom's older 10.2.100 download is Intel-only and does not work with the Apple Silicon build.
System requirements
Windows 10 or later, 64-bit (x64). macOS 15 or later (Apple Silicon or Intel).
Version history
- The confirmation window now shows what you are about to sign. For purchase VAT totals: every VAT line (purchase indicator, VAT code and rate, taxable base, VAT amount) and the totals. For an accept or reject decision: the decision, the reject reason code and the comment. Supplier, invoice number, amount and the reject-reason text come from Merot and are not part of what is signed: they are shown separately, labelled "From Merot, not signed".
- Automatic signing of accept / reject decisions and of purchase VAT totals is now a separate switch ("Automatic signing of decisions and VAT declarations") with its own warning. It is off after the update, also for computers that already sign e-invoices automatically. The account owner must allow it for this Bridge in the Merot console (a separate switch there as well). The invoice switch no longer covers these two.
- Payloads are checked more strictly before anything is shown or signed: wrong value types, a missing key or inconsistent amounts are refused.
- The certificate is checked before the confirmation window opens.
- The list of automatically signed documents now shows the EUID and the decision or the VAT totals.
What's next
Windows and macOS now — Linux support is planned but not available yet.