Sales screen
Touch interface to check out in seconds: search, add to the ticket, apply discounts, and record the payment.
A touchscreen point of sale for in-person businesses: sell in seconds, deduct inventory automatically, and close the register with clear reports — no spreadsheets or manual counts.
Four modules that work together: you sell on screen, inventory deducts itself, the register balances at closing, and everything is configured to your business.
Touch interface to check out in seconds: search, add to the ticket, apply discounts, and record the payment.
Products, categories, and stock that deducts with every sale. Alerts when something is running low.
Register opening and closing, count, and daily report. You know how much came in, on what, and how it was paid.
Users and roles, taxes, payment methods, business details, and receipt printing.
Load products, categories, and prices with their initial stock. Define taxes, users, and receipt details.
You enter the starting amount and the system begins counting the day's sales by cashier.
You search for or tap the product, it's added to the ticket, you apply discounts if needed, and confirm the sale.
You choose the payment method, the system calculates the change and prints or sends the receipt to the customer.
Each sale updates inventory in real time and warns you when a product is running low.
At closing, the system balances the register and gives you the daily report by product and payment method.
Designed for in-person businesses that need to check out fast and keep control of their register and inventory without complications.
High product turnover and the need to check out fast without losing control of inventory.
Menu by category, quick checkout at peak demand, and register closing at the end of the shift.
Large catalog with many codes. Fast search and always up-to-date prices.
In-person sales with variants and discounts by line, and a receipt with the business brand.
Each cashier with their own user and role. Separate reports and register closings per person.
The POS charges, controls inventory, and balances the register. These features are outside the base scope and are evaluated as add-ons.
No system subscriptions. Installment payments available. Ask about terms.
A single-register business that wants to leave manual accounts behind and start selling in an organized way.
Placeholder — the real price is defined based on catalog and configuration.
A business with active operations that needs reports and to use the POS as a daily tool.
Placeholder — the real price is defined based on volume and support.
A business with multiple cashiers or shifts that needs per-user control and extended support.
Placeholder — the real price is defined based on registers, users, and scope.
Tell us what you sell and how many registers you run. We'll evaluate which plan fits and how to get your POS up and running.