Sells with no internet
MENA PRIMEMENA PRIME

Built for the counter, not for the cloud

Selling, stock, customers, tabs and every report are worked out on your own device, so the counter never waits for a signal. The till sells with no internet at all — and wherever there is a connection, the day’s figures and receipts also reach the owner’s phone.

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  • PC, tablet or phone
  • Arabic and English
  • 80 mm thermal slips
  • Automatic backups
Sale screen · Terminal 01
Fresh orange juice 1 L2 × 12.0024.00
Chicken shawarma3 × 18.0054.00
Basmati rice 5 kg1 × 62.0062.00
Arabic coffee 250 g1 × 24.0024.00
Bill discount 10%-16.40
TotalAED 147.60
CASHCARDON ACCOUNT
A point-of-sale till with a slip printer and barcode scanner showing the sale screen, beside a phone showing the owner’s reports
Offline at the counter, online in the owner’s hand

The till needs no internet. The owner needs no till.

The hardware stays where the customer is — the till, the slip printer and the scanner — and every figure on it is worked out right there. The phone never touches the sale; it only receives what the till has already finished.

  • The counter sells with the line down

    Selling, stock, staff, tabs and every report are worked out on the device itself. No signal, no waiting: the sale goes through and the slip prints.

  • The figures reach the owner’s phone

    Wherever there is a connection, the day’s takings and the receipts behind them are sent up — so the owner reads today from anywhere, while the till keeps selling.

Your business

Barcode scanning at the counter, labels printed from the till, and stock behind every tile.

Selling at the counter

From the barcode to the payment: the bill is built fast and settled any way the customer wants.

Scan or search

A USB barcode scanner or the on-screen search puts an item on the bill in one move, with a grid of the fast movers under your thumb.

Specs and options

Size, colour or flavour is picked at the counter, and the right price and stock follow the spec you chose.

Discount the bill or a line

An amount or a percentage, on one line or the whole bill, entered on a touch keypad.

Split a bill, part payments

Divide a bill between guests however you like — cash, card or on account, part paid now and the rest later.

Barcode scanning and labels

A code in, a code out — read at the counter, and printed for the shelf.

Scan straight onto the bill

Any USB barcode scanner works with no setup: it reads the code, the item lands on the bill, and the box is ready for the next one.

Print your own barcodes

Print EAN-13 pack labels and shelf labels from the till — the shop’s name, the price, and the barcode the register reads back.

No code? Type it

Search by name, key a price for something off the catalogue, or file a new item on the spot when a scanned code is not on the till yet.

Stock and weighed goods

What is on the shelf is counted as it moves — by the piece and by the kilo.

Live stock on the device

Every sale takes stock down and every delivery puts it back, so the quantity on the shelf is always current.

Items sold by weight

Weighed goods priced per kilo: scan a scale label or key the weight in, and stock moves in kilos to three decimals.

Your own scale and shelf labels

Set your scale’s prefix and PLU, then print shelf labels and EAN-13 pack labels from the till.

Suppliers and purchases

Record what came in and what went back; the item’s cost updates from what you paid, and its price history is kept.

Customers and tabs

Who buys from you, what they owe you, and a statement to prove it.

A customer list that earns its keep

Names, phone numbers, visit count and what each customer spends — kept with the rest of the shop.

Tabs: buy now, pay later

Park a bill on a customer’s account and collect against what they owe whenever they settle.

Printed statements

A running-balance statement for any customer: every charge, every payment, and how long the balance has been owing.

Staff and security

Everyone opens the till with their own number, and the owner keeps the keys.

A PIN for every staff member

Each person opens the register with their own PIN, and the sales they ring are recorded against them.

Owner-only rooms

Inventory, reports, staff and settings open on the owner PIN alone.

Auto-lock

Set how long the register waits with no activity before it locks itself.

Permissions per person

Choose what each staff member may open once they are in.

Reports that close the day

The numbers an owner needs, printed on paper or saved to a file.

Dashboard and any period

Takings, profit, best sellers and how the days are running, over the range you pick.

The report centre

Sales by period, profit and loss, VAT, margins, stock value, staff, voids, purchases, customer credit and expenses — printed or saved for your accountant.

End of day and Z report

Close the day and print its report, with the drawer count and every payment method on it.

Reports on your phone

The owner reads the shop from wherever they are, without standing at the till.

Owner reports on any phone

A private page opens on the owner’s own phone — nothing to install. Enter the business code and the shop’s figures come up; each business has its own code.

Today and any past day

Takings, transactions, payment methods, the drawer and the best sellers, day by day, as the till trades them.

A receipt, found in seconds

Search by receipt number, customer name or date and read the whole bill — items, totals, payments, and any correction made at the counter.

Sent by itself, or on demand

An online till sends its day and receipts up quietly in the background; Sync on the sale screen sends them there and then.

Printing and the kitchen

Paper from the same roll, and every station printing where it stands.

80 mm slips

Customer receipts, pre-bills and day reports printed straight to a USB or network thermal printer.

Slips that print themselves

A sale prints the moment it is rung, or waits on screen to be looked over first — whichever the shop prefers.

A printer per slip

Give each slip its own printer: the counter’s receipt, the kitchen’s ticket, the guest’s pre-bill.

The cash drawer and the counter’s hardware

The drawer opens from the till, and what is in it is counted by the till.

The drawer opens from the till

It kicks open the moment a sale is settled — or from the header when the counter needs it with no sale in front of it — over the printer’s own cable or the network.

Float, paid in, paid out

The opening float, money put in and taken out through the day, and the count at the close, all recorded against the day.

The drawer on every report

Cash taken, expected in the drawer, counted and any variance — on the X report mid-day and on the Z report when the day is closed.

Offline by design

The device is the system: no subscription, no server in the middle, and selling that carries on when the line goes down.

Sells with no internet

Everything happens on this device, so the till keeps taking money even when the line goes down.

Your data stays with you

Sales, stock and customers are stored in the device’s own storage, not on somebody else’s server.

Automatic backups

The whole shop is written into a folder you choose — after every sale, every fifteen minutes, and when the day is closed.

Set up once

Set the shop, the staff, the catalogue and the printer up once, then sell with no network at all.

How it starts

Three steps on the first day.

  1. 1

    Install once

    Open the link on the till device and install the app. After that it sells with no internet.

  2. 2

    Set up the shop

    Shop details, staff PINs, the item catalogue and the printer — all on the device.

  3. 3

    Start selling

    Scan, take payment, print, and close the day with its report.

Request a demo

Tell us who you are and we will walk you through the till — at a time that suits you.