Nobody else knows the price
Three thousand items and the rate lives in one person's head. When he is at lunch the counter guesses, and the guess is always in the customer's favour.
One shop, three thousand items and a counter that never stops. Billing, stock and khata built for the shop that sells a little of everything.
Selling is the easy part. It is knowing what you hold, what it cost and who owes you that quietly stops working once the item list passes a thousand.
Three thousand items and the rate lives in one person's head. When he is at lunch the counter guesses, and the guess is always in the customer's favour.
A general store buys widely and reviews nothing. Money sits on shelves in items that last sold nine months ago, and nobody notices because nothing reports it.
Regulars buy on account all month. The book has the entries, in handwriting, in no order, and settling it takes an evening and still ends in an argument.
Fast movers finish quietly between deliveries. You learn about it when a customer asks and then walks to the shop across the road.
Type two letters or scan the barcode and the item is on the bill at the right rate, whoever is at the counter.
Every item carries its own reorder level across the whole range, so the order list writes itself.
Every account customer has a ledger with a running balance, full history and an optional credit limit.
Enter deliveries with rates, discounts and returns, and stock and the supplier ledger update together.
Sales, profit, cash in hand and outstanding credit on one screen from your phone.
A general store is not one business. It is groceries, cosmetics, stationery and hardware in one room, and the software has to hold all of it without becoming a filing exercise.
Sort thousands of items into categories and brands so a report tells you which part of the shop earns and which only takes up space.
Loose and unbranded stock gets a barcode generated and printed in the shop, so everything scans instead of being typed.
Sell by kilo and by packet from the same item, so buying a sack and selling in grams leaves one honest stock figure.
Give a regular a different rate from a walk-in without the counter doing arithmetic or the owner losing track of the margin.
Dairy, bakery, medicines and cosmetics carry a date, and the software flags them early enough to move them.
Each branch keeps its own stock, cash and staff, and one login shows all of them from anywhere.
Switch it on and every sale goes to the FBR system as you ring it up, with the items, the amounts, the tax rate you charged and the buyer details you entered. onlinePOS transmits exactly what you recorded and never adjusts a rate on the way through. Leave it off and nothing is sent. Either way, your invoices, returns and daily totals stay in one place instead of being rebuilt from a register at the end of the month.
Send the bill to the customer WhatsApp number as you finish the sale. They get a record on their phone, you get one on yours, and the argument three weeks later about what was bought and what was paid ends before it starts.
Nothing here is an add-on and nothing is billed separately. Your general store gets all of it from the first day.
Fast billing with barcode support and easy checkout
Real-time stock tracking and low stock alerts
Manage suppliers, purchases & returns
Handle sales returns and track performance
Customer profiles, history and ledger management
Track business expenses and categories
Cashbook, bank, ledger and financial overview
Staff, attendance, shifts and salaries
Powerful reports and insights for decisions
What owners ask us before they start. If yours is not here, message us on WhatsApp.
Yes. onlinePOS is built for Pakistani retail and handles what a general store actually needs: thousands of items across unrelated categories, barcode printing for unbranded stock, customer khata with credit limits, and FBR digital invoicing when you want it. It runs in a browser on any computer, tablet or phone.
There is no practical limit. Shops running tens of thousands of items find them by typing two or three letters, and the billing screen stays as fast at ten thousand items as at five hundred.
Yes. The software generates a barcode for any item and you print it on a normal label roll. Loose, local and unbranded stock then scans exactly like branded stock.
Yes. Every customer has a running ledger with a balance, their whole purchase history and an optional credit limit, and you can send the outstanding amount to their WhatsApp instead of asking at the counter.
Yes. The dead stock report lists what has not moved in thirty, sixty or ninety days with the money tied up in each. For most general stores that one report pays for the software in the first month.
No. FBR digital invoicing is off until you switch it on and the software works fully without it. If you are registered you turn it on and invoices go to FBR as you bill. We are software providers rather than tax advisers, so ask a practitioner if you are unsure whether you must register.
It is a subscription billed in Pakistani Rupees, with a free 7 day trial on the full software. Message us on WhatsApp with your counter and branch count for the exact figure.
Yes. Send a spreadsheet, an export from old software or even photographs of a rate list, and we load your products, rates and opening stock before you start billing.
Start a free 7 day trial with your own items loaded, and see the dead stock report on your own shelves before you decide.
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