Dollars and lira, side by side, at the rate you set.
OctaPOS is an online point of sale for Lebanese shops that take two currencies all day and still have to know, at closing time, exactly what is in the drawer. Scan, weigh, sell on account, print the receipt — then read the month with real accounts behind it.
Runs in the browser on the phone in your pocket and the PC on your counter. Nothing to install.
Most tills treat lira as a display trick — one rate, applied everywhere, recalculated whenever you change it. Move the rate and last week's takings quietly change with it. OctaPOS records the money the way it actually moved.
The rate in force is stamped onto the transaction. Change it tomorrow and yesterday's figures stay exactly as they were — because that is what the customer paid.
Dollars and lira are physically separate piles of notes, so they are counted and reconciled separately. Rolling them into one tidy figure is how a shortage hides.
Lira change is rounded to a step you choose, so a cashier is never asked to hand over a note nobody prints. The rounding is recorded, so the drawer still reconciles to the cent.
A queue does not wait for software. Scanning, weighing and taking payment are the paths that got the attention.
A USB scanner works from anywhere on the screen — no clicking into a box first. On a phone, the camera reads the barcode instead.
Enter a weight in grams or kilos, or enter the money and let it work out the weight. Charcoal, cheese, nuts, produce — priced and stocked correctly.
Bluetooth thermal printers from an Android phone, USB printers from a PC, AirPrint from an iPhone. The receipt sizes itself to 57mm or 80mm paper.
Every delivery is a batch with its own cost and expiry. Goods leave shortest-expiry-first, and each sale remembers what those goods actually cost you.
Put a sale on the tab with a credit limit that actually stops it. The receipt prints what went on account and the balance at that moment.
Loose goods and repacked items get a label the shop prints itself, in a range that can never collide with a real manufacturer's barcode.
Most tills tell you what you sold. Knowing whether you made money needs the cost of what went out of the door, the expenses, the waste, and what customers still owe you — all cut on your own trading days, not on UTC dates.
The point of a record is that it survives being inconvenient. A mistake and a theft should not leave the same trace — none.
Run several locations under one account, each with its own stock, tills and safe. Every screen, report and receipt shows the branch beneath your store name — so a branch can never present itself as a different shop.
Share a single till between everyone on a shift, or give every cashier their own drawer to open and close. The owner sees all of them side by side, with what each is holding right now.
No setup fee and no cut of what you sell. Every feature is in both plans — you pay for locations, not for being allowed to use the software properly.
One location, as many tills and staff as you need.
Everything in Single shop, across as many locations as you run.
Prices in US dollars. Payable in dollars or in lira at the day's rate.
Minimarkets and grocers, butchers and anyone selling loose goods by weight, hardware shops, bakeries, phone and electronics shops — anywhere a queue forms and two currencies cross the counter.
Keep every supplier with their contact and agreed payment terms, then receive a delivery against their invoice — each item with its own cost and expiry date. Delivery charges are spread across the goods, so the cost you sell against is the cost that actually landed in your shop. Mark a delivery as taken on credit and it stays visible as money you still owe.
There is no hardware to buy from us. OctaPOS is an online POS that runs in the browser on an Android phone, an iPhone, a laptop or the PC already sitting on your counter, with any USB barcode scanner and any thermal receipt printer. If your shop has internet and a printer, you can start today.
Every store gets its own database and its own login, and you decide what each cashier can reach. Add a second branch when you open one and pay for it from that month — no new system, no migration, and the reports simply start covering both.
An internet connection and either a phone or a PC with a browser. For receipts, a thermal printer: Bluetooth if you are working from an Android phone, USB if you are on a PC. Nothing is installed — you open a web address and sign in with your store code.
No. OctaPOS is online-only. Sales, stock and cash have to agree across every till and every branch at once, and a till that keeps selling while disconnected cannot promise that. If your connection is unreliable, tell us before you buy and we will be straight with you about whether it suits you.
Yes, through the iPhone's own share sheet and AirPrint. Direct Bluetooth printing is not possible from an iPhone — Apple does not allow it in the browser — so if you want a cashier printing to a handheld Bluetooth printer, use an Android phone. On a PC, any printer with a normal driver works.
The interface and the receipts are in English. There is no Arabic interface today.
Each store gets its own separate database, so your books are never in a shared table with another shop's. Inside your store, you decide what each member of staff can reach, and sensitive actions are written to an audit log with the person's name against them.
Your data is yours. Because each store is its own database, a full copy can be handed over. Every report also downloads as a spreadsheet at any time.
Yes — an administrator sets it from Settings whenever the market moves. Rates are added, never overwritten, so changing today's rate cannot alter what you already sold at yesterday's.
Yes. We will set up a store with some of your own products in it so you can ring up a real sale, print a real receipt and close a real drawer before you commit to anything.
Book a walkthrough and we will set up a store with your catalogue, so you can try a real sale rather than watch a slideshow.
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