Run every outlet, sale, and stock count in one POS

Run every shop from one system. Each outlet keeps its own stock, sales, users, and reports.

Print the invoice format your counter already uses — A4, thermal, or a custom layout.

Saudi e-invoicing support for Phase 1 QR codes and Phase 2 submission.

Apply tax or VAT on sales and purchases, including GST-style invoices where you need them.

Install the POS like an app on tablets and counters, including offline-friendly checkout.

Show your company name, logo, and favicon instead of the default product identity.

Appointments and service sales for salons and other booking-based businesses.

Bring existing stock into the system without retyping every product by hand.

Sell and purchase in the units your shop actually uses.

Attach warranty or guarantee terms to products and trace them from the sale.

See what is about to run out before the shelf is empty.

Fast checkout for barcode, credit, tax, and multiple payment methods.

Print receipts at the counter without a separate local print stack.

Track phones, laptops, and electronics one IMEI or serial at a time.

Sell size, color, and style as separate stock without mixing SKUs.

Apply promotions and discounts at the counter without leaving the sale.

Take a return, put stock back, and keep the customer balance correct.

Sell on installments with a down payment, a schedule, and due follow-up.

Record income beside sales so daily money movement stays in one place.

Sell a bundle as one item while the parts still come out of stock.

Show the running sale on a customer-facing screen at the counter.

Send a quote first, then turn it into a sale when the customer agrees.

Repair and service jobs for mobile, computer, and electronics workshops.

Check warranty on a sold item and record claims without a second system.

Track what customers still owe and receive payments against those dues.

Return stock to a supplier and keep the purchase balance accurate.

Move stock from one outlet to another without losing the count.

Write off damaged or lost stock so reports match the shelf.

Verify sensitive actions before they change stock or money.

Reach customers from the same system that already holds their sales history.

Give cashiers, managers, and owners only the screens they should use.

Pay staff from the same books you use for sales and expenses.

Record staff advances and recover them against later pay.

Keep cash, bank, receivables, and payables next to daily POS activity.

See sales, stock, dues, and purchases without exporting to a spreadsheet first.

Sell online and keep storefront stock tied to the same products you sell at the counter.