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Thirteen editions of one point of sale · September 2026

Every edition below is the same product: one counter that writes the tax invoice, the journal entry, the stock movement and the payments in a single step, online or offline. What changes is which parts of it matter at your counter.

EditionWhat it leads with
Pharmacy & medical storeThe counter where expiry is the jobRead the edition · PDFBatches picked soonest-first, expired stock refused, the batch printed on the slip and restocked on a return.
RestaurantTables, kitchen and bill on one orderRead the edition · PDFFloors and tables, modifiers, kitchen tickets per station, split bills, tips, service charge, QR ordering.
Cafe & quick serviceA queue that never waits for the softwareRead the edition · PDFWalk-up orders, options without slowing the line, a bar screen, a self-checkout lane and points for regulars.
Supermarket & groceryLanes, scales, and a drawer that reconcilesRead the edition · PDFScale labels, promotions that cost a line in the ledger, a shift per lane and a blind count at close.
Electronics & mobileThe unit you sold, not one like itRead the edition · PDFSerial numbers chosen at the counter, printed on the slip, restocked exactly on a return.
Fashion & footwearSize, colour, and the deal that goes with themRead the edition · PDFVariants on one card, buy-X-get-Y applied as the basket fills, exchanges settled on store credit.
Hardware & building materialsA trade counter and a retail counter, in one queueRead the edition · PDFQuantity breaks per customer group, goods by length and weight, transfers to the yard and the site.
Bakery, butcher & deliWeighed, priced and gone before it coolsRead the edition · PDFWeight labels read at the counter, freshest-out picking, and the day’s waste written off against its batch.
Wholesale & cash and carryCase prices at the counter, credit in the ledgerRead the edition · PDFBreaks by quantity and group at the counter; terms, statements and ageing for account buyers in Sales.
Convenience & forecourtOpen at five, honest at midnightRead the edition · PDFOffline sales that post exactly once, PIN handovers on one drawer, and no drawer open without a reason.
Hotel F&B and retail outletsThe restaurant, the pool bar and the same ledger as the roomsRead the edition · PDFA property management system for the stay, a counter per outlet, service charge and tips handled properly.
Automotive parts & workshopThe parts counter beside the workshop bayRead the edition · PDFCounter sales, work orders and reservations drawing down one shelf, with serials where warranties depend on them.
Equipment rental counterWhat goes out on hire, and what goes out in a bagRead the edition · PDFAgreements and availability in Rentals, consumables sold at the counter, one ledger underneath.
The counter: a named regular, options priced on the line, GST worked out as the cart fills.
The counter: a named regular, options priced on the line, GST worked out as the cart fills.
The day so far, live from the ledger the counter posts to.
The day so far, live from the ledger the counter posts to.

What every edition shares

  • The sale is the accounting: invoice, journal, stock and tenders in one transaction
  • Offline-first, with exactly-once posting when the connection returns
  • ESC/POS printing on 58 mm and 80 mm, network or USB, with a cash drawer
  • Shifts, counted floats, blind counts, variance and audited drawer opens
  • Cashiers as real users, switching by PIN, with server-enforced permissions
  • Promotions, price lists, loyalty points, gift cards and store credit
  • Serial, batch and expiry tracking with returns that restock the exact unit
  • Country packs: ZATCA (Saudi Arabia), GSTIN and UPI (India), TRN (UAE), and more

Every edition closes with The whole counter: the full list of what the product does, the same in all thirteen, so nothing is left out because it belongs to another trade.

New in every edition

  • Recipes that deduct ingredients when a dish, a drink or a loaf is sold, costed and checked against the shelf.
  • Account payments at the counter: the khata settled where it was run up, oldest invoices first, counted in the drawer.
  • Loyalty tiers and punch cards next to points, with rewards issued as store credit.
  • Counter compliance: ID checks, prescriptions and a controlled-drug register, batch recalls, warranty claims by serial.
  • Tables that move and merge, comps with a daily limit and a report, the bill printed before payment, delivery orders and a kitchen log for restaurants, cafes and hotel outlets.
  • Trade-ins, rental deposits, charge-to-room, order-ahead pickup and table reservations — each in the edition it belongs to.

Integrations on request: card terminals from your country’s acquirer (Geidea and mada in Saudi Arabia, Pine Labs and Razorpay in India, Stripe elsewhere).

Screens from a demo workspace, “Cardamom Cafe & Store” in Kochi.

See it on your own counter

Start a free trial at my.biza.app, or ask for a walkthrough on your own catalogue, your own prices and a real printer. The POS guides are at biza.app/docs and the feature page is biza.app/features/pos.