Checkout
- Sales, returns, exchanges, and parked sales
- Split tenders
- Barcode scanning
- Keeps selling through a network drop
Point of sale
Checkout, returns, pricing, and stock movement on the same record the warehouse and handhelds write — across a live multi-branch network.
Checkout
What breaks first
Checkout writes a sale that inventory never sees.
Branches keep their own prices, products, and stock files.
Returns and stock adjustments leave a hole the system cannot explain.
Hardware is a pile of drivers, not part of the product.
Head office reconciles last week instead of reading today.
What the POS does
The product
Checkout
Store pulse
Catalog
Hospitality
Hardware
Devices are designed in as part of the product, not discovered as a driver problem at go-live.
Branches
10+
Live on one network, rolled out site by site
Where it runs today
POS, inventory, handhelds, and RFID on one stock record. Interfaces in English, Arabic, and French.
A live multi-branch retail network. We don’t publish the operator’s name.
A POS project
Walk the counters. Map the POS, stock files, and hardware already in place.
Agree the cashier path, the data model, and the devices before anything hardens.
Stock, warehouse, ERP, and hardware planned as part of the product.
Live on a real counter, then the next site, once the first is stable.
Training for the people on the floor — cashiers, managers, head office.
Hosting and maintenance if you want them, and a path for the next change.
Tell us about your branches, current POS, inventory setup, and the problems you’re trying to solve.