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An excellent, unique proprietary software app (with a perpetual license) designed for creating, organizing, and further developing sets of scientific slides. It enables the convenient transformation of an initial document—containing both images and text—into an advanced PPTX file, close to the preferred format and suitable for educational and scientific activities. Has there ever been a need to engage an audience for many hours? This software app may assist in creating sets of slides, for example from a series of scientific articles. Due regard should be given to copyright. Where no copyright restrictions apply to the input file or files, this app constitutes a significant facilitation. The creation of professional sets of slides requires active choices regarding the content of the output files. The person choosing this program will receive versions intended for Windows 11 and for Linux systems compatible with Debian, Ubuntu, and Mint, with the option to use the interface in Polish or English. The tool is intended for the prompt creation of reliable sets of intellectual or scientific slides. It has been designed with attention to logical structure of argument, effective organization of research material, high readability of tables and charts, appropriate handling of images, a form consistent with academic standards, and full control over the sets of informative slides. This is not a standard slide generator. It is a specialized solution for preparing sets of slides in which fidelity to source materials, clarity of data display, proper use of images, and compositional discipline are of essential importance. This software app supports the preparation of slides regarding papers and research results for seminars, lectures, conferences, and academic projects, as well as professional documentary materials; with appropriate starting documents, it may also be successfully applied to the creation of commercial sets of informational slides used in trading and marketing. The essential value of this solution becomes evident where content has already been prepared—notes, articles, studies, documents, compilations, teaching materials, images, or other initial substantive resources—which require organizing them in an appropriate, suitable form. The program serves not only to arrange slides, but also to transform dispersed material into a coherent, clear, visually structured, and substantively informative set of informative materials. Under such conditions, it enables the rapid production of a set of slides that is well organized, faithful to the source materials, and cognitively functional. Under favorable conditions—especially where the source materials, for example bibliographic materials, have already been collected—a multi-hour sets of informative slides, which would traditionally require several days or a week or more to prepare, may be reliably developed within a matter of minutes, representing a significant saving of effort for scientists, researchers, academics, teachers, educators, consultants, and individuals preparing commercial information. This software will be useful in educational environments and private educational institutions, wherever clarity of communication, organization of material, appropriate use of image–text content, and a high substantive standard in displaying the source materials are of importance. Disk-space requirements and indicative hardware requirements: according to the measured distribution files, this application package occupies approximately 177.89 MiB as a ZIP archive; the Windows 11 executable is approximately 68.00 MiB and the Linux executable approximately 111.69 MiB. For unpacking and retaining one working copy of the application, at least about 300-400 MiB of free space should practically be reserved. For comfortable work with source documents, images, and generated PPTX files, it is advisable to keep at least 1-2 GiB of additional working space available beyond the space required by the operating system. These storage estimates are derived from the actual package file sizes; user projects may become substantially larger depending on the number and resolution of images. The file-size report does not contain measured RAM or CPU consumption, so the following hardware requirements are inferred practical requirements rather than benchmark-verified specifications. For Windows 11, a computer meeting the operating system's requirements should be assumed, with a 64-bit dual-core processor and at least 4 GB of RAM; for larger text-and-image projects, 8 GB of RAM or more and a quad-core or better processor are reasonably recommended. For a contemporary 64-bit Linux system compatible with Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint, an indicative minimum is a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, with 8 GB recommended. A dedicated graphics card is not inferred to be required by the application, although SSD storage can materially improve work with larger source materials and output files.

An excellent, practical proprietary set of software apps for Linux and Windows 11 (with a perpetual license) intended for organizing, sorting, copying, comparing, filtering, reporting, and archiving files and documents. The product contains a set of ten specialized tools supporting repetitive administrative operations on large collections of files, folders, text documents, office documents, PDF files, CSV files, scanned files, and ZIP archives. The module has been designed for users who need to organize dispersed folders, prepare document listings, copy files according to defined rules, detect and separate duplicates, preserve information about original file locations, reverse the numbering of scanned documents, create archives for selected file types, or build consolidated text collections from TXT files. The set of software apps includes tools for bulk file numbering, comparing file names in two folders, copying files from subfolders into a single output folder while preserving information about the original path in the output file name, copying files listed in a text file containing file paths, filtering duplicates according to the actual content of files, generating reports of file types and extensions, reversing the numbering of scanned files, safely extracting ZIP archives, building unique text collections with global and local collate files, and creating ZIP archives for selected file types while excluding technical and backup folders. Has there ever been a need to quickly organize a large folder containing documents, scans, working copies, text files, archives, or reports? This module may significantly facilitate such work. Instead of manually browsing folders, copying documents, renaming files, checking duplicates, preparing listings, and building archives, the user can rely on a structured set of tools that perform these operations in a repeatable, controlled, and reportable manner. The person choosing this module will receive a set of programs intended for work with documents and folders in a computer environment, together with instructions in Polish and English. The tools have been designed as a practical module for everyday office, academic, administrative, archival, evidentiary, educational, or project work. The module may be useful for persons preparing case materials, organizing research documents, managing file collections, working with source documents, creating file packages for transfer, reviewing folder contents, or separating unique documents from repeated copies. An important feature of this solution is its emphasis on control and safe document handling. In many cases, the tools operate by copying files, creating reports, generating manifests, and saving results in new folders, rather than by irreversibly deleting data. This enables the user to inspect the results, verify the reports, and only then make further organizational decisions. It is, of course, recommended to create backups before renaming or reorganizing important documents, but the logic of the module supports careful and verifiable work. The significant value of this module becomes evident when working with large and heterogeneous file collections. In typical situations, documents are dispersed across many folders, some names are unclear, some files are repeated in multiple locations, some folders contain technical files, and some materials need to be delivered as an organized package. The module assists with such resources: it can copy everything into one folder while retaining information about the original location, compare two folders, filter duplicates by content, prepare a file extension report, create a ZIP archive, or build a consolidated text file containing only unique textual content. This is not a single simple script for one isolated task. It is a set of tools forming a practical file and document management module. The product supports the organization of materials before further analysis, archiving, sharing, processing, transfer, review, or publication. It may be especially useful in offices, small businesses, academic environments, private research projects, education, document administration, preparation of evidentiary materials, work with scanned documents, and situations in which folder clarity, traceability of file origin, separation of copies from original content, and rapid preparation of a clear report are important. Under favorable conditions, especially where the user already has a large collection of files requiring organization, the module may save many hours of manual work. Tasks that would traditionally require laborious copying, renaming, folder comparison, duplicate checking, archive creation, and report preparation may be performed faster, more consistently, and with a lower risk of omitting part of the material. This module will be useful wherever document order, control over output files, process verification, and practical automation of repetitive file operations are important. Disk-space requirements and indicative hardware requirements: the measured distribution archive for the complete suite is approximately 871.63 MiB. The package contains ten Windows 11 applications, each approximately 67.95-67.98 MiB, and ten Linux counterparts, usually approximately 19.64-23.66 MiB each. If the user keeps both the ZIP archive and the fully unpacked package for both platforms, approximately 1.8-2.0 GiB should practically be allowed for the package itself and safe extraction headroom. Because the tools copy, filter, flatten, compare, and archive file collections, actual working-space requirements depend primarily on the size of the user's data. At least 3 GiB of free space is advisable for comfortable ordinary use, and copying or ZIP-creation operations require additional free space comparable at minimum to the dataset being processed and, in some workflows, a multiple of that size. The report contains no RAM or CPU benchmarks, so the hardware requirements are functional estimates. For Windows 11, a practical minimum is a system-compatible computer with a 64-bit dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM; 8 GB of RAM and a quad-core processor are recommended, while 16 GB may be beneficial for very large file collections. For 64-bit Linux, an indicative minimum is a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, with 8 GB recommended and 16 GB beneficial for larger jobs. A dedicated GPU is not inferred to be required. Fast SSD storage and a good-performing disk interface are particularly recommended because the suite's operations are heavily dependent on file read/write throughput.

A practical proprietary set of software apps for Linux and Windows 11 systems (with a perpetual license) intended for processing, joining, splitting, comparing, cleaning, converting, and profiling CSV files and spreadsheets. The product contains a set of eighteen specialized tools supporting repetitive administrative and analytical operations on tabular data, CSV files, Excel workbooks, XLS spreadsheets, XLSX spreadsheets, and e-mail address lists. The module has been designed for users who need to quickly organize data, combine multiple CSV files into one table, remove duplicates, merge data by key, compare e-mail lists, identify differences between CSV files, convert data between spreadsheet formats, and prepare an informational profile of workbooks. The module includes tools for vertically appending CSV files, removing duplicate rows from tabular data, merging CSV files by a selected key column, comparing e-mail address lists, performing general CSV file comparison, converting between CSV, XLS, and XLSX formats, and profiling spreadsheets. As a result, the product can support both simple office tasks and more systematic data preparation before further analysis, reporting, archiving, quality control, or transfer of data to other persons. Has there ever been a need to quickly combine many CSV files, check which e-mail addresses appear on one list but not another, remove repeated records, or convert a spreadsheet into another format? This module may significantly facilitate such work. Instead of manually opening files, copying rows, checking duplicates, comparing columns, verifying format compatibility, and preparing output files, the user can rely on a structured set of tools that perform these operations in a repeatable, controlled, and verifiable manner. The person choosing this module will receive a set of programs intended for work with tabular data in a computer environment, together with instructions in Polish and English. The tools have been designed as a practical module for everyday office, academic, administrative, research, educational, analytical, or project work. The module may be useful for persons preparing reports, organizing exports from information systems, analysing contact lists, merging files from multiple sources, preparing data for further processing, checking consistency between datasets, or performing repetitive operations on spreadsheets. An important feature of this solution is its emphasis on control and safe data handling. The tools operate by creating organized output files, supporting reports, or new versions of data, rather than requiring manual editing of original files. This enables the user to inspect the results, compare input data with output data, and only then make further organizational or analytical decisions. It is, of course, recommended to create backups before performing operations on important data, but the logic of the module supports careful, repeatable, and verifiable work. The particular value of this module becomes evident when working with many CSV files and spreadsheets originating from different sources. In typical situations, data is dispersed across many files, some records are repeated, column names may be inconsistent, some files need to be combined, some need to be compared, and some must be converted into a format accepted by another tool. The module assists with such resources: it can combine CSV files into one dataset, remove repeated rows, merge data by key, identify differences between lists, prepare a file in another format, or produce a spreadsheet profile that helps with a preliminary assessment of the data structure. This is not a single simple script for one isolated task. It is a set of tools forming a practical CSV and spreadsheet data processing module. The product supports data preparation before further studying, reporting, import into other systems, archiving, quality control, transfer, publication, or use in project work. It may be significantly useful in offices, small businesses, academic environments, private research projects, administration, education, data science projects, contact database handling, and situations in which data consistency, rapid comparison of datasets, reduction of manual work, and organized output files are important. Under favorable conditions, especially where the user already has many CSV files or spreadsheets requiring combination, cleaning, comparison, or conversion, the module may save many hours of manual work. Tasks that would traditionally require laborious copying, filtering, sorting, record comparison, duplicate checking, and saving files in different formats may be performed faster, more consistently, and with a lower risk of omitting part of the material. This module will be useful wherever tabular data order, control over output files, process verification, and practical automation of repetitive work on CSV files and spreadsheets are important. Disk-space requirements and indicative hardware requirements: the measured CSV and spreadsheet suite archive is approximately 1.70 GiB. The package contains thirteen Windows 11 applications of approximately 67.95-67.97 MiB each and thirteen Linux applications of approximately 64.79-78.74 MiB each. The complete unpacked set for both platforms occupies roughly 1.7-1.8 GiB, so if the ZIP archive is also retained, at least about 3.5-4 GiB of free space should practically be allowed for the product itself and safe extraction. For real work, at least 6-8 GiB of free working space is recommended because combining, converting, profiling, and duplicate-removal operations commonly create new copies of data. With very large CSV/XLS/XLSX files, free space should additionally be at least comparable to the size of the input data, and conversion or multi-output workflows may require a multiple of that amount. The report measures file sizes but not RAM or CPU consumption, so the hardware requirements are inferred estimates. For Windows 11, a practical minimum is a 64-bit computer meeting the operating system's requirements, with a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM; 8 GB of RAM and a quad-core processor are recommended, while 16 GB or more may materially improve usability with large spreadsheets and CSV datasets in the hundreds of megabytes or gigabytes. For 64-bit Linux, an indicative minimum is a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, with 8 GB recommended and 16 GB beneficial for larger datasets. A dedicated graphics card is not inferred to be required. SSD storage is strongly recommended because import, save, merge, and conversion performance depends substantially on storage throughput.

A proprietary, intuitive, easy-to-use and convenient desktop application supplied with a perpetual licence for one workstation, designed for preparing and submitting invoices to KSeF, generating documents in XLSX, PDF, TXT and XML formats, and carrying out specified activities related to Poland’s National e-Invoice System (KSeF). The software supports the preparation of invoices and related accounting documents, generation of files in XLSX, PDF and TXT formats and, depending on the selected document type and module, XML files conforming to the supported structures FA(3), FA_RR(1) 1-1E or PEF(3)/PEF_KOR(3) 2-1. For FA(3), the application also supports corrective document types including KOR, KOR_ZAL and KOR_ROZ. The purchaser receives versions intended for Windows 11 and Linux systems, with a perpetual license allowing use on one computer workstation. The application enables invoice data to be entered directly in the program or loaded from previously prepared TXT and XML data, making it easy to work with invoice numbers, issue and sale dates, payment deadlines, account currency, buyer details, tax identification numbers, payment methods and individual invoice items, including quantity, unit, calculated net or gross price, VAT rate and notes. Thanks to its intuitive workflow, the application can turn one structured set of invoice data into an organized package of output documents, including XLSX, PDF and TXT files together with the appropriate XML file for the selected supported structure. This significantly reduces the need to prepare the same information separately in multiple programs. A major advantage of the software is its ability to work with Poland’s National e-Invoice System (KSeF), offering functions such as token-based authentication, opening sessions, sending invoice XML files to KSeF, checking session status, retrieving invoices associated with a session, closing sessions and obtaining KSeF numbers, retrieving invoice metadata, downloading invoices by KSeF number, retrieving the most recently issued invoice, handling corrective documents, generating FA(3) XML files from available templates and performing bulk downloads of available invoice XML files. For a regular FA(3) invoice intended for live KSeF use, the production KSeF PROD environment is the default operational environment and authentication should use a token generated for KSeF PROD, not a TEST or DEMO token. TEST and DEMO environments are intended only for deliberate testing in the corresponding non-production environment. Availability and behavior of individual KSeF operations also depend on the current operation of the external KSeF system, its API, the user’s permissions and the authentication and authorization mechanisms applied by KSeF. The application interface supports 28 language versions intended for users in the EU and EEA/EFTA area: Polish, Slovak, Czech, English, Bulgarian, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Irish, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Northern Sami and Romansh. In some extended language versions, selected specialist KSeF messages may use English fallback text where a dedicated translation is not available. By separating permanent company information from transaction-specific invoice data, the software helps maintain consistency, simplifies the preparation of documents for different buyers and supports a more efficient invoicing workflow. It can maintain a fixed seller profile, selected document settings, working invoice data and a local contractor database, which can reduce repeated entry of the same information. The application can also normalize selected values, propose dates and assist with invoice numbering while leaving the user in control of the final document before it is issued or submitted to KSeF. This makes the application useful for entrepreneurs, companies, organizations, offices, professionals and other entities that prefer a practical desktop tool for creating sales and accounting documents, maintaining structured local records and generating multiple output formats from one consistent data set. The product is developed with regard to the cybersecurity requirements of Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 on horizontal cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements, commonly referred to as the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The manufacturer maintains technical and product-security documentation, a vulnerability identification and handling process, component records and information for secure use and updating. Security support is planned until 30 September 2031. A vulnerability reporting channel and a coordinated vulnerability disclosure (CVD) procedure are provided, and security-supported releases are made available through the manufacturer’s manual update model. These statements describe the security measures and CRA-oriented preparation of the product and must not be interpreted as a separate certification, approval by an institution of the European Union or an unconditional declaration of full CRA conformity before all applicable conformity-assessment steps have been completed. Before creating, issuing or submitting an invoice, the user should always verify buyer and seller details, tax identification numbers, prices, the applicable VAT rate or VAT exemption basis, invoice number, dates, bank account, the selected document type and structure, and any other information required for the relevant transaction. Responsibility for the correctness of accounting and tax data entered into the document and for selecting the appropriate KSeF environment remains with the user. Disk-space requirements and indicative hardware requirements: the measured distribution package is approximately 154.67 MiB as a ZIP archive; the Windows 11 application occupies approximately 69.81 MiB and the Linux version approximately 85.55 MiB. For installation or unpacking together with documentation and basic working files, at least about 300-400 MiB of free space should be assumed. Because the program creates and stores invoice files, XML, PDF, XLSX/TXT outputs, counterparty data, and local working materials, at least 1 GiB of free space is a sensible practical allowance for real use, with more required as the document archive grows. Storage figures are derived from measured package files; CPU and RAM requirements were not measured in the supplied report, so the following values are practical estimates. For Windows 11, a system meeting the operating system's requirements should be assumed, with a 64-bit dual-core processor and at least 4 GB of RAM; for comfortable document handling, file generation, and concurrent use of a browser or other accounting software, 8 GB of RAM and a quad-core or better processor are recommended. For 64-bit Linux compatible with Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint, an indicative minimum is a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, with 8 GB recommended. A dedicated GPU is not inferred to be required; SSD storage is recommended, especially when larger numbers of documents and local archives are retained.

A proprietary desktop software application supplied with a perpetual licence for one workstation, designed to support the preparation and submission of ZUS settlement reports involving DRA and RCA documents, KEDU 5.7 data, and processes related to EWD 2.27. The purchaser receives a version for Windows 11 (64-bit) and a version for Linux Mint/Debian compatible (64-bit). The application enables the preparation of payer and insured-person data, generation and submission of DRA/RCA reports to ZUS, creation of settlement packages for multiple persons, verification of basic relationships between documents, and preparation of data in the KEDU 5.7 structure. The application can also support the preparation of PDF documents using the appropriate forms, as well as processes related to signing and preparing data for electronic transmission, and it provides proposed default values. With regard to EWD 2.27, the availability of a particular operation depends on the ZUS environment, the user’s permissions, required access credentials, the current availability of external services and, for production activities, the appropriate signing, packaging and integration method made available for the relevant communication channel. The application should not be regarded as automatic confirmation that a report has been accepted by ZUS (i.e. Social Insurance Office), but rather as one method of preparing DRA and RCA reports and delivering them; before submitting them to ZUS, the user should verify that the default payer data, insured-person data, insurance title codes, settlement period, contribution bases and amounts, document identifiers, and completeness of the settlement package are correct and appropriate, while the application can retain relevant settings and information between sessions. The product interface supports 28 language versions. The manufacturer maintains a Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) policy, product-security documentation, and a process for handling vulnerability reports. Where the conditions of Article 14 of Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 are met, the manufacturer makes the required notifications through the single reporting platform established by ENISA within the applicable deadlines. Security support for version 0.2 is stated through 21 September 2031. Vulnerability reporting channel: info@towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl. CVD policy for this release: https://www.towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl/Statut/CVD_21092026.pdf. Security updates are distributed through an authorized manufacturer channel. Where a security update is made available, known purchasers for whom the Society holds an e-mail address may be informed of its availability. An update may be requested at info@towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl with the exact subject: ZUS Reporting Suite 0.2 software update request. For each distributed release, the manufacturer provides the file name, version number and SHA-256 value through an authorized manufacturer channel; the recipient should verify the SHA-256 before using a new release. Disk-space requirements and indicative hardware requirements: the measured main ZUS Reporting Suite archive is approximately 182.71 MiB; the Linux executable occupies approximately 115.47 MiB and the Windows 11 version approximately 68.77 MiB. The documentation is small compared with the executable files. At least about 350-400 MiB of free space should be reserved for unpacking and retaining the program, while ordinary work with generated KEDU files, settlement documents, reports, and archives is better supported by keeping at least about 1 GiB of free working space beyond operating-system requirements. Long-term storage or work for multiple payers will increase the required space as the document collection grows. The supplied report measures file sizes but not CPU or RAM load, so the hardware requirements below are inferred practical values. For Windows 11 (64-bit), a computer meeting the operating system's requirements should be assumed, with at least a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM; in practice, 8 GB of RAM and a quad-core processor are recommended, especially if the application is used together with a browser, mail client, or other accounting tools. For Linux a reasonable minimum is a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, with 8 GB recommended. A dedicated graphics card is not inferred to be required; SSD storage is advisable for faster work with local files and archives.

A proprietary desktop application supplied with a perpetual licence for one workstation, designed for preparing working VAT reports for submission to the Tax Office, namely JPK_V7M(3) and JPK_V7K(3) reports, organising sales and purchase data, reviewing previous reporting periods, and supporting work with KSeF invoices through connections that read data from KSeF. The purchaser receives a version for Windows 11 and a version for Linux systems. The application can primarily use invoice XML files already stored locally and, optionally, after the user deliberately initiates a connection to KSeF, it can verify the completeness of the local dataset on the basis of metadata and download only XML files of existing invoices that are not already present locally. The KSeF mode is intentionally limited to read-only operations and is not used to submit invoices, issue corrections or add new documents to KSeF. The application supports the preparation of JPK files on the basis of local data and available XML documents, review of previous JPK files, JPK corrections, registers and reports, handling of decisions concerning the inclusion of transactions and the carry-forward of VAT deductions between reporting periods, as well as independent verification of the proposed XML before further use. The application leaves tax classification decisions to the user and does not replace professional accounting or tax assessment. Before submitting a JPK file, the user should verify the reporting period, taxpayer identification details, completeness of sales and purchases of goods and/or services, VAT amounts, required markings, corrections, and any other data required for the relevant settlement. The interface supports 28 language versions intended for users in the EU and EEA/EFTA area. The product is developed with regard to the cybersecurity requirements arising from Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 - the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The manufacturer maintains product-security documentation, a vulnerability-handling process, and information concerning secure use and updates. Security-update support for version 0.8.2 is planned until 22 September 2031. Vulnerability reporting is available via email: info@towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl; CVD policy: https://www.towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl/Statut/CVD_22092026.pdf ; Security updates are supplied in accordance with the manufacturer’s current stable and self-contained update model, with contact initiated by e-mail with the Society. This information describes the product’s preparation for CRA requirements and does not constitute a separate certification or an unconditional declaration of full conformity before all applicable conformity-assessment procedures have been completed. Disk-space requirements and indicative hardware requirements: the measured JPK_V7M/V7K/KSeF distribution archive is approximately 130.36 MiB; the Linux executable occupies approximately 63.06 MiB and the Windows 11 executable approximately 68.23 MiB. For the application itself, documentation, and the small local database and configuration files, at least about 300 MiB of free space should be reserved. Because the application may retain local invoice XML files, KSeF metadata, reports, PDF and CSV files, and successive accounting-period archives, at least 1 GiB of free working space is recommended in practice, with 2 GiB or more advisable for longer document histories. Disk figures are derived from measured supplied files; the report does not measure memory or processor usage, so the following requirements are inferred. For Windows 11, a 64-bit computer meeting the operating system's requirements should be assumed, with at least a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM; 8 GB of RAM and a quad-core or better processor are recommended for smoother handling of larger XML sets, report generation, and concurrent network communication. For contemporary 64-bit Linux, an indicative minimum is a dual-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, with 8 GB recommended. A dedicated GPU is not inferred to be required; SSD storage is recommended because the application may work with many small XML, JSON, CSV, and local archive files.

This package may be useful for those who wish to establish and run a business in Poland, comprising an agreement for its formation, software and internal company documents supporting business organisation. The package is intended to facilitate preparation for starting a business in Poland and to establish basic arrangements for its day-to-day operation. The agreement component provides a basis for preparing the business formation process in the selected organisational form. The software component includes three applications supporting selected invoicing, accounting documentation and Polish social insurance (ZUS) reporting tasks: (1) “Wypełnij i zapisz w KSeF fakturę Ksef typu FA(3), FA_RR(1) 1-1E oraz PEF(3)/PEF_KOR(3) 2-1” (complete and save an invoice in KSeF); (2) “ZUS Reporting Suite 0.2” for Windows 11 (64-bit) and Linux (64-bit) — ZUS DRA/RCA, KEDU 5.7 and EWD 2.27; (3) “Kreator Szkiców JPK v.0.8.2” for Windows 11 and Linux, in the context of KSeF (JPK draft creator). Each of the three applications is supplied with a perpetual single-workstation licence. Product descriptions: https://www.towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl/establishment.php#product_0e2862d585c42cd7c41a392a2a0381fa ; https://www.towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl/establishment.php#product_634d4bb32aa69973577f33f757ff6e9f ; https://www.towarzystwoprzyjaciolnauk.pl/establishment.php#product_8655f56cfbcaffd6a121aff9415c90a2 . The documentation component includes internal documents intended to define operating principles, allocation of responsibilities, and information and document workflows. Together, these components provide organisational resources for a person starting a business in Poland and reduce the need to develop basic materials from scratch. The detailed scope of the agreement, the software terms of use and the set of internal documents are defined in the package specification. The package supports business preparation and organisation; purchasing it does not in itself register a business or constitute completion of official procedures on the purchaser's behalf.

This offering concerns a consortium agreement document setting out the agreed terms of cooperation between an interested entity and Towarzystwo Przyjaciół Nauk Pro Publico Bono K.O.T.A. RP P.S.A. (TPNPPBKOTARPPSA) on a joint undertaking. The document is intended to define the purpose and scope of cooperation, allocation of tasks, contributions of the parties, coordination arrangements and financial settlement principles. Its scope may include the project description, schedule, participants’ obligations, decision-making and representation arrangements for the undertaking, allocation of costs and revenues, use of project results, confidentiality, liability and conditions for ending the cooperation. The final wording, consortium membership, the Society’s involvement and financial terms require individual agreement between the parties. Placing an order or purchasing the document does not constitute execution of a consortium agreement or authorisation to act on behalf of the Society. Cooperation proceeds under an agreement accepted and signed by authorised representatives of the parties. The price of PLN 490.00 gross covers preparation of one agreement document based on the parties’ agreed arrangements for one undertaking. Remuneration for the Society’s participation in delivering the undertaking, procurement procedure support and additional work require separate arrangements. The agreement may be particularly useful when jointly bidding for public contracts, including public tenders: it helps define responsibilities for preparing a joint bid, representation of the bidders, cooperation during contract performance and financial settlements between the parties. The document must be adapted to the requirements of the specific procurement procedure and the work actually undertaken by each party; purchasing or signing it does not guarantee eligibility to participate or the award of a contract.

The service covers large dataset investigation through systematic examination of data content, structure, quality and relationships. It includes statistical research on quantitative, qualitative and derived data, including data obtained through transformation, combination and aggregation of source datasets. Research activities involve identifying patterns, trends, deviations, anomalies and non-obvious relationships, as well as statistically testing research hypotheses. The service also includes designing and developing computer applications to meet the requirements of data science projects. Applications may support data collection, organisation, processing, searching and visualisation, statistical research and automation of research procedures. Deliverables may include reports, statistical summaries, visualisations, software and documentation. The scope and terms of each project are agreed individually.