Retail POS software for sales, products, stock, purchases and accounting, with a web interface and a Windows client.
Local demo of the real software with fictional grocery products. No customer records or completed transactions are shown.
Retail POS software for sales, products, stock, purchases and accounting, with a web interface and a Windows client.
The product covers the work at the till alongside the records behind each sale. Product, stock, purchasing and accounting views place customer transactions and internal retail administration in the same application context.
Built with Python, Django, JavaScript, Windows. The portfolio previews show the project's interface and visual structure.
Case study · Kosovo · Retail
A retail application for checkout, products, stock, purchases and accounting views, with a web interface and a Windows client.
A cashier searches for products and records a sale; stock, purchases and accounting provide the wider business context. Market Te Lisi POS covers these areas with product, inventory, purchase, expense and daily cash-register views. A useful retail application needs staff to understand the record relevant to their task without losing that context.
The documented stack is Python, Django and JavaScript, with a Windows client. Use the till, product and accounting screens to compare the interface with your shop’s workflow.
The daily till concerns sales activity; the stock view concerns available products; purchase and expense records support another part of the operation. For your implementation, define what each view should answer and who will use it. Use the same sample product across the review so inconsistent records are easier to identify.
For a new POS brief, bring a normal sale, a purchase arriving into stock and a stock correction. Specify the expected record after each action, the staff role involved and the devices in use. Assess payment providers, printer compatibility and data migration against those examples before treating them as included integrations.
Describe your workflow and what your business needs to do differently. We can discuss requirements, integrations and the scope of a first release.
Pricing is negotiable for each project. We agree the quote after discussing your requirements and the scope of work.
Market Te Lisi POS: retail sales and stock software
info@grevision-ks.comYour proposal sets out the work, responsibilities and commercial terms. Pricing is negotiable for each project.
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