POS Software for Retail and Restaurants in the UAE
A point-of-sale system is the one piece of software your staff use all day. We build and configure POS software around how your counter actually works — then connect it to your stock, your accounts and your online orders.
What the system covers
- Billing. Fast invoicing with VAT calculated per line, barcode scanning, returns, discounts and split payments.
- Stock. Live quantities per branch, purchase orders, transfers between branches and low-stock alerts.
- Restaurants. Table and takeaway orders, kitchen tickets, modifiers and delivery-order intake.
- Multi-branch reporting. Sales, margin and stock for every outlet in one view, from a phone or a laptop.
- Arabic and English. Screens and printed receipts in both languages.
- Works through an outage. The counter keeps selling if the internet drops and syncs when it returns.
Connecting to what you already use
Most businesses already have accounting software, a payment terminal and an online store. We build the links between them so a sale is entered once. Tell us what you run today and we will say which connections are standard and which need custom work.
E-invoicing: ask before you buy
The UAE Ministry of Finance has announced a phased national e-invoicing programme. If you are choosing a POS or billing system now, ask every vendor — including us — how their system will produce structured invoices and pass them to an accredited service provider. We will answer that question in writing for your business, and we recommend confirming your own obligations and dates with your tax adviser.
How a POS project runs
- 1. Counter review. We map how you sell today: items, prices, taxes, branches, staff roles.
- 2. Pilot at one outlet. One branch goes live first, with your real products.
- 3. Staff training. Short sessions for cashiers and managers, with a written guide.
- 4. Roll-out and support. Remaining branches follow, under a support contract.
Talk to us
Tell us what you need and where you operate. We reply within one business day.