Built for retailers running more than one till
Most point-of-sale software is built for a single counter and bolts on "multi-branch" later. We started from the other direction.
Why we built it this way
A retailer with three branches doesn't need three separate installations that don't talk to each other, and a cashier on the shop floor shouldn't lose a sale because the Wi-Fi dropped. Those two problems — fragmented multi-branch data, and fragile connectivity — shaped almost every decision in POSLINK.
So branches, warehouses, and registers are core concepts, not an add-on. The mobile app queues a sale locally and syncs it the moment it's back online. And because tax rules are different everywhere, the tax engine is a configuration, not a hardcoded percentage.
Multi-branch first
Every plan, from Starter up, is built on the same branch/warehouse model — it just scales with you.
Offline by design
Connectivity is a nice-to-have for our mobile POS, not a requirement to make a sale.
The principles behind the product
Correct by default
Tax, loyalty, and discount calculations are built to be right the first time — inclusive vs. exclusive pricing, compound tax, and voided-sale reversals are handled explicitly, not assumed.
Every number is traceable
Stock movements, loyalty points, and account balances all keep a full ledger — you can always answer "why does this say what it says."
Every tenant is isolated
Each business runs on its own database. Your catalog, sales, and customer data are never mixed with anyone else's.
Built to configure, not to fork
Tax rules, loyalty rates, and pricing windows are settings you control — not something that needs a support ticket to change.
Want to see it running on your catalog?
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