POS Management runs the checkout in a shop or a restaurant on the same platform as stock and sales. Quick sale, shifts and sector scenarios all sit in this module, with separate flows for grocery, restaurant and cafe. Mikro, Logo or Piconn can keep the end-of-day accounting. EQLEM manages the till and the floor.
The cashier rings up a quick sale. The shift closes with X and Z reports. The kitchen sees the order on its own screen. The split of "the till software is one thing, stock is another" ends, and every sale is attached to a stock record.
Let us be clear about scope. The EFT adapter runs in simulation mode. We make no claim about fiscal-device firmware or certified fiscal devices.
Who is it for?
Cashiers ring up quick sales on web and mobile. Store managers handle definitions, shifts and X-Z reports on web. Restaurant teams use the floor, table and kitchen screen flow, which is on web with partial mobile support. Grocery teams use the weighing scenario on web. Cafe teams manage portion options, tips and channel settings on web. IT sets up the EFT adapter in simulation mode. Stock and finance teams tie up the end of day.
How it works
Quick sale is available on both web and mobile. POS definitions, shifts and X-Z closes are on web.
When a shift opens, the till definition and the user's permission are checked. The X report takes an interim reading during the day. The Z report closes the day.
In a restaurant, the floor, tables and kitchen screen work on web, with partial mobile support, so a waiter-tablet scenario can be tried in a limited way. An order taken at the table reaches the kitchen screen, and its status is updated there.
In a grocery, the weighing line is attached to the barcode and the product card. On the cafe side, portion options and tips are added to the quick-sale line.
Sales lines attach to the stock card and follow the document entry rules. You align the end of day with Sales or with the finance close.
You filter lists with the list experience. Permissions decide who opens a shift, who takes the Z report and who changes a price. If you already run another system, system sync lets you plan the end-of-day transfer. Reporting gives you the shift and sales summary.
The payment step runs in simulation mode. Fiscal-device certification and firmware are outside the scope of this product and should be planned as a separate project.
Benefits
The till and stock work on the same data.
Quick sale is open on web and mobile, which gives you flexibility.
Grocery, restaurant and cafe scenarios are ready.
Shifts and X-Z reports build end-of-day discipline.
The EFT simulation mode is stated plainly, so no false expectation about fiscal devices is created.
With modular licensing you can open POS on its own.
Related modules
- Inventory Management — products and barcodes
- Sales Management — the end-of-day document
- Finance Management — the collection close
- Master Definitions — units, prices, variants
Related features
Document entry, list experience, permissions, reporting, modular licensing, system sync.
Short FAQ
Are fiscal devices supported? No. The EFT adapter runs in simulation mode, and we make no claim about fiscal-device firmware.
Is the restaurant kitchen screen on mobile? The floor, table and kitchen screens are on web, with partial mobile support. Quick sale works on both web and mobile.
Next step
Open a narrow pilot in one store with quick sale and shift close. Leave the restaurant kitchen screen and weighing to a second stage. Write the EFT simulation mode plainly into the project plan. Begin with Try Free, or choose from the Modules catalog.