For WooCommerce multi-vendor marketplaces

DAC7 reporting, finally on autopilot.

DAC-7 plugs into your WooCommerce marketplace, collects the seller data the law requires, tracks every threshold, and generates the official EU report. File by January 31 in minutes — not weeks of spreadsheets.

Works with WooCommerce, Dokan, WCFM & MultiVendorX.

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Why this matters

If your platform connects EU buyers and sellers, DAC7 isn't optional.

Report every qualifying seller

Tax authorities require identity, tax number and earnings for each reportable seller — every single year.

A hard deadline

Reports are due by January 31. Late or missing filings mean penalties — and in some countries, frozen payouts.

Your plugins don't do it

Dokan, WCFM and friends run your storefront — but they don't collect DAC7 data or build the report.

30 sales

or €2,000 earned — the reporting threshold per seller, per year.

Jan 31

the annual filing deadline, every year without fail.

27

EU countries — one standard report format for all of them.

60 days

to act on non-responsive sellers — handled for you.

How it works

From install to filed report, in four steps.

No spreadsheets, no manual chasing. DAC-7 sits inside your WordPress and does the heavy lifting.

  1. 1
    Install & connect

    One click to go live

    Install the plugin and connect it. Works with plain WooCommerce and the major marketplace plugins out of the box.

  2. 2
    Collect seller data

    The exact fields DAC7 requires

    DAC-7 adds the required tax fields to your sellers' accounts — for individuals and companies — with built-in validation and automatic reminders.

  3. 3
    Track thresholds automatically

    We count, convert and flag

    We count sales and total earnings per seller, per year, converted to euros — and flag exactly who is reportable.

  4. 4
    Generate & file

    The official report in one click

    One click produces the official EU XML report plus a human-readable summary. File it with your tax authority.

Features

Everything you need to stay compliant — and nothing you don't.

Automatic threshold tracking

30 sales / €2,000, multi-currency, converted to EUR for you — continuously, per seller.

Seller data collection

TIN, VAT and IDs for individuals and companies, with validation at the point of entry.

Payout gating

Hold payouts until required data is provided, so a missing field never becomes a missing filing.

Official EU XML export

The standard schema, accepted across all 27 member states — with a readable summary alongside.

Compliance dashboard

Every seller's status and what's missing, at a glance — reportable, compliant or waiting.

Works with your stack

WooCommerce, Dokan, WCFM and MultiVendorX — no re-platforming required.

Reminders & enforcement

Automated nudges and the 60-day rule for non-responsive sellers, handled automatically.

Multi-year periods

Keep every past report and re-run any period, anytime — audits and corrections included.

Next deadline: January 31

Get set up before the rush — not the night before.

The next DAC7 deadline is January 31. Marketplaces that prepare early file calmly; the rest scramble.

Get early access
Early access

Be ready before January.

We're onboarding the first marketplaces now. Join the early-access list — founding members lock in launch pricing.

Prefer email? Write to [email protected]

Join the first EU marketplaces getting ahead of DAC7.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is DAC7?
An EU directive requiring digital platforms that connect sellers with customers to report those sellers' earnings to tax authorities each year.
Who has to report?
Operators of platforms used by sellers in the EU — including non-EU operators doing business in the EU.
Which marketplace plugins do you support?
WooCommerce out of the box, plus Dokan, WCFM and MultiVendorX. More on request.
Do I still file it myself?
Yes — DAC-7 generates the official report; you submit it through your country's tax portal. Direct filing is on our roadmap.
What data do you collect from sellers?
Only what DAC7 requires: identity, tax number (and VAT/company number for businesses), and payout account details.
Is my data secure?
Everything stays in your own WordPress — DAC-7 doesn't send your sellers' data to third parties.