The till
- POS screen and a customer-facing display
- Pending orders and completed sales
- Cash, mobile money, and card on the same cart
- Receipts that can be checked later
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PayBitT-Core is this product
PayBitt-POS is the system for the shop, the warehouse, and the owner.
A cloud-based business management system with POS, inventory, employees, customers, multi-branch, multi-warehouse, AI-powered analytics and reports, back office, and enterprise tools. Transactions can go straight to your bank account. It works offline and online.
Download PayBitt-POS
Install PayBitt-POS on the computer at the counter or on a phone. Pick the system you use.
What is in the system
Built as a shop, not as a cash register with extras.
Stock
- Products, categories, and services
- Shop inventory and a separate warehouse
- Goods receipts, transfers, returns, and damage
- A history of what moved
People and money
- Customers, debtors, and creditors
- Expenses next to sales
- Employees, attendance, and payroll runs
- Branches, terminals, and who can open what
When the network fails
Sales and pending orders can be saved on the device. They sync when the connection is back, instead of waiting in a notebook.
More than one site
Each business is its own tenant. Inside it, branches, users, and roles keep a cashier out of payroll and a warehouse clerk out of the company settings.
Reports
Sales, stock, and activity sit with an audit trail. Owners can look from the web when they are not at the counter.
Why shops use it
The close of day should match the drawer.
One cart for how people pay
Cash, mobile money, and card are not three notebooks. The sale has a method and a receipt.
The shop and the warehouse agree
Transfers and receipts change the count. You can see whether the shelf is short because of a sale or a transfer.
Credit has a name on it
Debtors and creditors stay on the customer or supplier, so “he will pay tomorrow” is a balance, not a memory.
Staff costs are in the same books
Attendance and payroll live beside sales, so labour is not a spreadsheet that nobody updates.