POS and inventory software that agree with each other
A point of sale that updates your real stock on every sale — with offline selling, multi-location transfers, and costing you can trust at month-end.
Start free trial See pricingA till that only prints receipts is a cash drawer with extra steps. The value is in the link: when a cashier sells an item, the stock count, the cost of goods sold, and the revenue should all move together. When they do not, you discover the mismatch during a painful stock-take. This POS and the inventory engine behind it are the same system, so they never disagree.
What you get
Offline-first point of sale
Keep selling when the network drops; sales queue on the device and sync automatically, with server-side dedupe so nothing double-posts.
Weighted-average costing
Every receipt updates a rolling average cost, so your margin and stock valuation reflect what you actually paid.
Multi-location transfers
Move stock between branches and warehouses with an auditable movement on both sides — never an untracked adjustment.
Negative stock blocked
The engine refuses to sell what you do not hold, so your on-hand figure stays believable.
Returns and adjustments
Handle customer returns, write-offs, and corrections as first-class movements that reverse the ledger cleanly.
Live stock valuation
Know the naira value sitting on your shelves at any moment, not just after a manual count.
Frequently asked questions
Can the POS work without internet?
Yes. The terminal is offline-first: it records sales locally and syncs them when the connection returns, with safeguards against duplicate posting.
How is stock cost calculated?
The inventory engine uses weighted-average costing. Each purchase receipt updates a rolling average, which is used for cost of goods sold and stock valuation.
Does it support more than one shop or warehouse?
Yes. You can run multiple locations and transfer stock between them, with a tracked movement recorded on each side.
What happens on a return?
Returns restore inventory and reverse the related revenue and cost entries, keeping both your stock and your books correct.