POS System Developer for Restaurants, Shops, and Pharmacies

Yes. Tables and floor plan, dine-in, takeaway, and delivery, item modifiers and notes, split bills, orders sent to kitchen printers or a kitchen display screen, a waiter tablet, and daily closing reports per cashier and branch.

Yes. Barcode scanning, product variants like size and color, weighed items from a scale, printed barcode labels, stock per branch, purchases from suppliers, stock counts, customer accounts, and loyalty points.

Yes. Every item carries its batch and expiry date, the oldest batch sells first, near-expiry and low-stock alerts reach the pharmacist, prescriptions are recorded with the sale, and the cashier can find alternatives by active ingredient.

Yes. Thermal receipt printers (58 and 80 mm, ESC/POS), cash drawers that open on each cash sale, USB and Bluetooth barcode scanners, scales, label printers, customer displays, and card terminals. I help you choose hardware that works in Egypt and set it up with your team.

Both. It runs in the cloud, so the owner sees live sales from any branch on a phone, and the cashier screen keeps selling offline when the internet drops, then syncs every sale once it is back.

Yes. The POS sends each sale to the ETA e-receipt system as part of checkout and stores every submission with its status, so a rejected receipt can be corrected and resent, with VAT applied only when the business is registered.

Yes. Each branch has its own stock, cashiers, and cash, while prices, products, and reports are managed from one place, with transfers between branches and a warehouse.

Those products fit many businesses. Custom makes sense when your workflow does not fit them, when monthly fees per branch and device add up, or when the POS must connect to your own ERP, online store, or delivery app. I will tell you honestly if an existing product is the better fit.

Yes. Freelance, contract, and project-based, remote worldwide, based in Cairo, Egypt.