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    Product tour

    POS Stream screenshots a tour of our POS software for shops in Pakistan

    Twelve real screens, in the order a shopkeeper meets them — from opening the till in the morning to checking stock, paying suppliers and closing the books. Everything you see here runs on the device itself, with or without internet.

    • 12 screens
    • 6 stages of the day
    • Works without internet
    1. Chapter 1 Open the shop

      Step 01 / 12

      Sign in to your till

      Every person at the counter has their own login, so each sale, return and discount is recorded against the person who made it.

      • Personal username and password
      • Works with no connection
      • Shows the installed version
      Every person at the counter has their own login, so each sale, return and discount is recorded against the person who made it.
    2. Step 02 / 12

      Know where you stand at a glance

      The home screen answers the questions a shop owner asks first: how much cash is in hand, what profit this month looks like, who owes you and whom you owe — plus every item at or below its reorder level.

      • Cash in hand and monthly profit
      • Receivables and payables in one row
      • Reorder alerts the moment stock runs low
      • Shift status always visible
      The home screen answers the questions a shop owner asks first: how much cash is in hand, what profit this month looks like, who owes you and whom you owe — plus every item at or below its reorder level.
    3. Chapter 2 Sell

      Step 03 / 12

      Ring up a sale in seconds

      Search by name or scan a barcode, filter by category or brand with one tap, and build the basket on the right. Hold an order to serve the next customer and recall it later, add a discount, then check out.

      • Barcode scan or search (F3)
      • Category and brand filter chips
      • Hold and recall orders (F6 / F7)
      • Keyboard shortcuts for every action
      Search by name or scan a barcode, filter by category or brand with one tap, and build the basket on the right. Hold an order to serve the next customer and recall it later, add a discount, then check out.
    4. Step 04 / 12

      Every order, fully traceable

      Order history shows completed, parked and cancelled sales with customer, total and tax. Open any order to see who served it, which till, how it was paid — and reprint the receipt, return items or void it.

      • Completed, parked and cancelled status
      • Reprint receipts any time
      • Item returns and voids with a full trail
      • Filter by date or customer
      Order history shows completed, parked and cancelled sales with customer, total and tax. Open any order to see who served it, which till, how it was paid — and reprint the receipt, return items or void it.
    5. Chapter 3 Manage the catalogue

      Step 05 / 12

      Products that fit how you really sell

      Simple items, variants such as size and colour, bundles like buy-one-get-one, and services all live in one list. Each product carries its SKU, a separate barcode, price, category, tax rate, manufacturer, stock unit and reorder level.

      • Simple, variable, bundle and service items
      • SKU and barcode kept separate
      • GST rate per product
      • Reorder level per item
      Simple items, variants such as size and colour, bundles like buy-one-get-one, and services all live in one list. Each product carries its SKU, a separate barcode, price, category, tax rate, manufacturer, stock unit and reorder level.
    6. Step 06 / 12

      Categories that keep the counter tidy

      Group products into categories with a description and linked media. The item count on each category shows at a glance where your range is deep and where it is thin.

      • Item count per category
      • Descriptions and linked images
      • Import and export in bulk
      Group products into categories with a description and linked media. The item count on each category shows at a glance where your range is deep and where it is thin.
    7. Step 07 / 12

      Sell by the piece, packet, box or bottle

      Pakistani shops buy by the carton and sell by the piece. The unit-of-measure manager covers count, bulk packaging, weight, volume and length, with packet, bottle, tin, sachet, box, tub and jar ready to use and conversions set per product.

      • Count, weight, volume and length dimensions
      • Packet, sachet, tin, box, jar and more
      • Conversions set per product
      • Add your own units
      Pakistani shops buy by the carton and sell by the piece. The unit-of-measure manager covers count, bulk packaging, weight, volume and length, with packet, bottle, tin, sachet, box, tub and jar ready to use and conversions set per product.
    8. Chapter 4 Control stock and buying

      Step 08 / 12

      Count the shelf, settle every difference

      The stock audit compares what is on the shelf with what the system expects, lot by lot. Every movement is in the ledger, batch prices let an older batch sell at its own price, and disputes stay open until someone resolves them.

      • Physical count against system count
      • Batches and lot-level prices
      • Full movement ledger
      • Dispute report you can export
      The stock audit compares what is on the shelf with what the system expects, lot by lot. Every movement is in the ledger, batch prices let an older batch sell at its own price, and disputes stay open until someone resolves them.
    9. Step 09 / 12

      Buy before you run out

      Purchasing in one place: a to-order list built from your reorder levels, suppliers, purchase orders, item receipts when goods arrive, and supplier schemes.

      • To-order list from reorder levels
      • Suppliers and purchase orders
      • Goods received against each order
      • Supplier schemes
      Purchasing in one place: a to-order list built from your reorder levels, suppliers, purchase orders, item receipts when goods arrive, and supplier schemes.
    10. Chapter 5 Customers and books

      Step 10 / 12

      Udhaar under control

      Every customer's outstanding balance sits right next to their name. Search by name or phone, export the list to CSV, or send a promotion to your regulars.

      • Outstanding balance per customer
      • Search by name or phone
      • Export to CSV
      • Send promotions
      Every customer's outstanding balance sits right next to their name. Search by name or phone, export the list to CSV, or send a promotion to your regulars.
    11. Step 11 / 12

      Expenses, not shoeboxes

      Record the electricity bill, rent and every other cost the day you pay it, by category and payment method, so monthly profit reflects what the shop really spent.

      • Total and this month at the top
      • Expense categories and heads
      • Merchant and payment method recorded
      Record the electricity bill, rent and every other cost the day you pay it, by category and payment method, so monthly profit reflects what the shop really spent.
    12. Chapter 6 Your team

      Step 12 / 12

      The right access for every role

      Owner, store manager, accountant and cashier each see only what their job needs. Add staff in a minute and change their permissions without touching anyone else's.

      • Ready-made roles: owner, manager, accountant, cashier
      • Fine-grained permissions per role
      • Active status per user
      Owner, store manager, accountant and cashier each see only what their job needs. Add staff in a minute and change their permissions without touching anyone else's.

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