Ring up sales, track stock and print receipts from any browser.
Open Source Point of Sale gives a small retailer or restaurant a full register and back office that runs in a web browser. It covers checkout, stock, customers, suppliers, taxes and reporting, and it can be installed on your own server, a cloud machine or even a Raspberry Pi.
- Sell from a browser-based register and print or email receipts, invoices and quotations.
- Track stock, item kits and supplier receivings, with barcodes generated and printed in the app.
- Report on sales, expenses and inventory, with per-user permissions and a daily cash-up.
What people use it for
Run the till in a small shop
Add items with prices, taxes and barcodes, print the labels, then scan them into the sales register at checkout. Print or email the receipt, and close the day with the cash-up function.
Keep stock levels right
Record deliveries from suppliers as receivings so stock goes up, and group items into kits for bundles. Use the inventory reports to see what is running low before it sells out.
Quote, invoice and reward regular customers
Keep a customer database, raise a quotation and turn the sale into an invoice when the customer agrees. Issue gift cards and reward points, and send updates by SMS or through the MailChimp integration.