POS and stock software for grocery shops and marts
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 changes for this trade
Load shedding should not close the till
The counter runs in the browser and keeps selling with no internet at all — ringing up, printing and taking payment — then reconciles on reconnect with no duplicated sales.
Queues are lost revenue
Scanning matches on the device rather than waiting on the network, so the gun keeps pace with the person packing the bag.
You 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.
The float never quite matches
Daily cash-up by cashier and payment method, so a gap has a name and a time attached to it.
- 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
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.
Asked and answered
As long as the device has power, yes. The catalogue is held locally and sales are recorded on the device, so you can ring up, print and take payment with the connection completely down. Sales sync in a batch afterwards and each is de-duplicated, so a retry never becomes a second sale.
Try it before you pay for it
14 days free, every feature unlocked, no card required. Then from Rs 500 a month depending on what you actually use.