1. A fast counter with the whole shop behind it
At the counter, speed is everything. Behind the counter, the owner needs to know what sold, what is running out and whether the cash matches. A POS should do both without making the cashier's job harder.
On screen: our design, with invented sample data.
2. Scan, pay, print, done
At the counter
- 01
Find the item
Barcode, search or quick buttons for the items that sell most.
- 02
Take payment
Cash, mobile money reference or card terminal reference; split payments.
- 03
Receipt
Printed or sent, with your branding.
- 04
Close the shift
Cash counted against the system, differences recorded.
3. What the owner sees
Behind the counter
Stock
Levels, deliveries, transfers and low-stock alerts.
Sales reports
By day, item, cashier and branch.
Customers
Credit accounts and purchase history where used.
Expenses
Shop spending recorded against the day's takings.
Online shop
Selling online too? An e-commerce site can share the same stock list as the counter.
4. Users, connections and data
Who uses it
- CashierSales and receipts
- SupervisorVoids, refunds and shift closing
- Stock keeperDeliveries, counts and transfers
- OwnerReports across shops
Connects to
- Barcode scanners
- Receipt printers
- Mobile money references
- Accounting exports
Hardware compatibility is confirmed against the devices you use or plan to buy.
Data and security
- Voids and refunds need a supervisor
- Every sale is tied to a cashier and a shift
- Offline selling where scoped, syncing when the connection returns
Often combined with
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