A till that keeps working
when the line drops
Load shedding and a dead connection should not stop you selling. Modventrix POS rings up, prints and takes stock down with no internet at all, then reconciles when it comes back, with no duplicate sales.
What you get
What a shop counter actually needs
Sells with no internet
The till runs in the browser and keeps a local copy. Rings up, prints and takes payment offline, then syncs on reconnect. Each checkout carries its own id, so a retried sale is recognised rather than charged twice.
Barcode scanning that outruns the network
Scanning matches against the catalogue on the device, so the gun never waits on a round trip. A keyboard-wedge scanner works out of the box, no drivers, no pairing.
Stock goes down as you sell
Every sale writes to the same stock number your online store and WhatsApp orders read. The last piece can only sell once, whichever channel gets there first.
Cash-up that adds up
Daily totals by cashier, by payment method, cash, card, Easypaisa, JazzCash, bank. You can see who was on the till when a number looks wrong.
Included
- Runs on any tablet, laptop or phone
- Thermal receipt printing
- Cashier accounts with scoped permissions
- Returns and exchanges that correct the books
- Multiple payment methods per sale
- Offline sales reconciled with no duplicates
Read before you buy
When this is the wrong plan
If you buy from suppliers on purchase orders, hold stock in more than one place, or want an online store, the POS plan will run out from under you, take Inventory at Rs 4,999 instead. And if you only sell through Instagram and WhatsApp with no counter at all, start on the free OrderLink plan.
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 guidePricing
How much does inventory software cost in Pakistan?
Free to about Rs 6,000 a month, and the gap is not features on a list. It is whether the system covers buying as well as selling.
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
Modventrix POS is Rs 2,499 a month, billed monthly with no setup fee and no lock-in. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial and no card is required.
Yes. The till keeps a local copy of your catalogue and records sales on the device. You can ring up, print and take payment with the connection completely down. When it returns, the sales sync in a batch and each one is de-duplicated by its own id, so a retry never becomes a second sale.
Any tablet, laptop or phone with a browser. A USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner that acts as a keyboard works with no setup, and most thermal receipt printers will print straight from the browser. You do not need to buy a proprietary till.
Yes. Roles are scoped per module and per action, so a cashier can ring up sales without seeing purchase costs, margins or supplier terms.
Not yet. Modventrix stores your tax and NTN details on invoices but does not currently submit them to FBR's e-invoicing system. If that is a legal requirement for you today, tell us on WhatsApp before you buy.
Try it before you pay for it
14 days free, every feature unlocked, no card required. Then Rs 2,499 a month, billed monthly, cancel any time.
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