Works offline
Billing continues without the network. Transactions queue locally and sync the moment it is back.
Billing that keeps stock and accounts in step
Counter throughput, last eight weeks
Counter by counter
| Item | Stage |
|---|---|
| Counter 3 · variance | Review |
| Counter 1 · variance | Review |
| Counter 4 · close | Approval |
| Counter 2 · closed | Done |
| Counter 5 · closed | Done |
Interface illustration, drawn with this site’s own design tokens. Sample figures, not a running system.
Counter billing that keeps working when the connection does not, syncing back when it returns, with shift-wise cash reconciliation at the end of it.
This is one of our own products, not a client build. Ask us what it does today before you plan around it — we will tell you what is running and what is not.
These are the sections of the system, and they are the same ones shown in the interface above — the page and the screen are generated from one description, so they cannot disagree.
Not every area is needed by every operation. Which ones apply, and which need writing rather than configuring, is what the discovery conversation is for. How we deliver →
Billing continues without the network. Transactions queue locally and sync the moment it is back.
Barcode, keyboard shortcut and touch input, built around queue speed rather than around a form.
Opening float, collections and closing cash per shift, with the difference recorded and owned by someone.
Typically a multi-store or multi-channel business with stock in more than one place.
In most cases, a till that does not talk to the stock register — and the person whose job has quietly become moving figures between the two.
We do not publish a feature matrix or a saving figure for this product. Ask us what it does today, and what it does not, before you plan around it.
Every engagement starts the same way whichever product is involved: written scope before any code, an explicit out-of-scope list, documented handover, and IP transferred to you on final payment. How we deliver →
Tell us the process you are trying to fix and we will say whether Kaizen POS is the right starting point — including when it is not.