Industry · Retail & POS
Bill through the power cut.
A counter that keeps working offline, a website reading the same stock, and a day-end close that takes minutes. Built for shops running billing software that talks to nothing else.
Free consultation · Fixed-scope quote · Transparent per-user pricing
If this is your shop
The billing software knows nothing about the books.
A power cut stops billing
When the connection drops the counter falls back to a handwritten bill book, and someone keys it all in later.
Online and counter fight over stock
The last piece is sold twice, and one of those customers has to be called back.
Day-end takes an hour
Cash, card and UPI are totalled by hand and matched against the drawer after closing time.
Sales never reach the ledger
The billing tool produces its own report, which is then entered into accounts as one lump figure at month-end.
What you get
One counter, one website, one stock.
Offline-first billing
Sales continue without a connection and sync when it returns, so the shop never stops.
Shared inventory
A sale at the counter reduces what the website can sell, immediately.
Every payment mode reconciled
Cash, card and UPI recorded per bill and closed off against the drawer at day end.
GST bills at the counter
Printed or emailed on the spot, and posted to the same books as everything else.
A day at the counter
Open, sell, close.
Open the session
Cashier signs in with an opening float, so the day starts from a known number.
Sell
Scan or search, take cash, card or UPI, and print or email a GST bill in one action.
Close and post
Totals by payment mode are reconciled against the drawer and posted to accounts.
How we implement it
How a retail rollout runs.
Replaces
The catalogue first
Products, variants, units and rates structured once, because the counter and the website read the same data.
Then the counter
Payment modes, bill format, cashier logins and your existing printer and scanner.
Then the channels
Website or marketplace connected once counter billing is steady, so stock stays in one place.
Questions
Retail & POS questions we get first.
Will our current printer and scanner work?
Most standard thermal printers and barcode scanners do. We check your specific hardware during scoping rather than asking you to replace it.
What happens during a power or internet cut?
Billing continues offline on the device and syncs when the connection returns. Nothing is re-keyed afterwards.
Can we run more than one shop?
Yes. Each counter runs its own session with its own cashiers, while stock and reporting roll up across locations.
Bill a sale on your own counter setup.
Book a free demo. We will configure the counter with your bill format and run a sale through it, offline included.