POS billing software for fast counters

Yes — pick a thermal receipt printer once and bills print silently to it; A4 is also supported.

Yes — park a bill for a customer and recall it at any counter, so the queue keeps moving.

Yes — every POS bill is a finalized GST invoice that flows into Sales, GST returns and the ledger.

Yes. Tenders are recorded individually against a bill, so a sale can be split across cash, UPI, card and a gift card in any combination. At the end of the shift the takings read by mode, which is what makes the cash count meaningful — you are comparing the drawer against the cash portion alone.

The session. A counter is opened with a float, every cash tender and payout attaches to that session, and closing it requires a physical count that is compared against what the session expects. A difference then belongs to a shift, a counter and a user, rather than to the shop in general at the end of a long week.

All three, honestly delineated: the Desktop edition runs the whole POS offline on your machine (only AI and your subscription need connectivity); several counters run client–server over your own LAN with shared stock, customers and books; and the Cloud edition runs the same POS and GST engine from any browser with multi-branch access. The counter behaves the same in each.

A real, finalised GST invoice the moment it prints — it flows into Sales, stock, returns and the double-entry ledger with no export step. Day-end cash, GST and profit tie out by themselves because there is only one set of numbers.

Client–server over LAN: one machine hosts the data, the other tills connect, and all of them read the same live stock and write to the same books, each with its own invoice series. Hold a bill at one counter and recall it at another — the queue, not the software, decides where the customer pays.

Plans are ₹249, ₹449 and ₹2,499 a month (yearly = two months free), and the POS is part of the full offline core in every plan — not a per-counter surcharge. GST-inclusive totals are on the pricing page.

The Cloud Retail pack: stores and inter-store transfers, till drawer sessions with denomination-counted daily closings, queue management, planograms, loyalty campaigns, franchise royalties and a network scorecard. The desktop POS and the chain pack are separate, deliberately — a two-till shop should not pay for franchise machinery.

Because the till is where a city's retail character concentrates — format retail in one city, pilgrim rushes in another, festival compressions in a third — and because the one state fact that touches a multi-outlet store, the e-way bill threshold on stock transfers, is notified per state and cited on each page. The software is identical everywhere.

Yes — on the Desktop edition billing, printing, stock and the ledger all run locally, so the queue keeps moving through an outage or a power-backup evening. That is the reason the offline architecture exists.