POS and stock software for grocery shops and marts
A karyana store or a mart lives or dies on counter speed and reorder timing. Two things break it: a till that stops when the connection does, and finding out you are out of the item everyone came in for.
What you get
What changes for this trade
Load shedding should not close the till
The till keeps ringing up sales, printing receipts and taking payment with no internet at all. When the connection comes back it catches up by itself, and no sale is ever counted twice.
Queues are lost revenue
Scanning stays fast even when the internet is slow, so the gun keeps pace with the person packing the bag. Loose items sold by weight bill the same way as a scanned packet.
billing that takes the stock down with itYou reorder from memory
Low-stock alerts fire before the shelf is empty, and reorder is based on what actually moved rather than what you remember moving.
reorder from what actually movedThe float never quite matches
Daily cash-up by cashier and payment method, so a gap has a name and a time attached to it.
keeping udhaar out of the floatIncluded
- Sells fully offline, syncs on reconnect
- Barcode scanning at counter speed
- Low-stock alerts before you run out
- Daily totals by cashier and payment type
- Cash, card, Easypaisa, JazzCash, bank
- Multiple counters on one catalogue
Read before you buy
When this is the wrong plan
If you are not holding stock yet, selling made-to-order, or only through Instagram DMs, start on the free OrderLink page instead. It costs nothing and you can move up when the volume is real.
Read before you decide
Plain answers to the questions people ask us before they buy. No sales pitch.
Point of sale
The till that keeps working when the internet drops
Eleven people in the queue and the line goes down. Selling offline is the easy half. Coming back without duplicating every sale is the hard part.
Read the guideInventory
When the delivery does not match the order
Short, extra and damaged each need a different answer at the door. Signing for the paperwork instead of the goods is how stock records start lying.
Read the guideGuides
FBR digital invoicing: getting your data ready
Connecting is the easy half, and PRAL does it free. What delays businesses is their own records. Four things to fix before anyone integrates you.
Read the guideQuestions
Asked and answered
As long as the device has power, yes. You can ring up, print and take payment with the connection completely down. When it comes back, everything catches up by itself and no sale is counted twice.
Yes. Multiple tills read the same catalogue and the same stock, and each sale is attributed to the cashier who rang it.
The POS plan is Rs 2,499 a month and covers the counter, barcodes, stock and daily reports. If you buy on purchase orders from distributors and want a supplier ledger, that is Inventory at Rs 4,999. 14 days free either way.
Try it before you pay for it
14 days free, every feature unlocked, no card required. Then from Rs 999 a month depending on what you actually use.
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