Offline-first terminal
Each till holds its own copy of products, prices and open transactions. Sell, print, discount and void with the router unplugged; when the line comes back the terminal pushes the queue to the cloud and reconciles. Nothing waits on a loading spinner while a customer waits on you.
Receipts, numbering and the audit trail
Sequential invoice and receipt numbering that cannot be reused, voids and refunds recorded rather than deleted, and a running log of every price override with the cashier's name against it. Receipt layouts are configured to your registered business details.
Senior citizen and PWD discounts, handled properly
Statutory discounts applied on qualifying items with the VAT exemption computed and the OSCA or PWD ID number captured on the transaction. The daily summary of these sales prints on its own report, which is the part manual tills always get wrong.
Cashier shifts, X and Z readings
Cashiers open with a starting float and close with a blind count. The system produces X readings mid-shift and the Z reading at close, then shows the variance between counted cash and expected cash by payment type — so short drawers surface the same night, not at month-end.
Payments the way Filipinos actually pay
Cash, card, GCash and Maya QR, bank transfer, gift certificates, house accounts and split payments across two or three tenders. Each method reconciles separately at close so an e-wallet settlement mismatch is obvious.
Multi-branch, one price list
Update a price or a promo once and push it to every branch. Head office sees live sales by branch, by hour, by cashier and by product. Branch managers only see their own store. Works for a single till today and eight branches in two years.
Stock that moves as you sell
Every sale deducts from branch stock in real time and flags items below reorder level. Recipe or bundle items deduct their components, so a cafe selling a latte draws down milk and beans, not just a menu line.