Built once, shipped to every Cambodian SMB.

The screen a cashier touches a few hundred times a day.

• 01

  Core sale

  Product grid, category tabs, search, cart with per-line discounts, and cash, card or KHQR tender with change worked out for you.

• 02

  Receipts

  On-screen receipt, ESC/POS printing to USB and network printers, and reprint from history.

• 03

  Receipt customisation

  Merchant name, address, logo, footer and layout, edited in the dashboard and pushed to every till.

• 04

  Refunds

  Partial refunds by line or quantity, with a live preview of the exact amount and the money going back down the tender rail it arrived on.

• 05

  Sales history

  Searchable transactions with per-sale drill-down and receipt reprint.

• 06

  Barcode scanning

  Hardware scanner capture at the till, no keyboard detour.

• 07

  Line item modifiers

  No ice, extra shot, large. Options and variations on a sale line, each with its own price delta.

What the drawer says at close, and why it says it.

• 08

  Shift and cash control

  Declared float, expected against counted per currency, cash in and out with reasons, automatic day-end, and a Z report covering gross, net, tender split and refunds.

• 09

  Multi-currency

  USD and KHR throughout, in integer minor units, with one rounding rule applied the same way across sale, refund, tax and report.

• 10

  Service charge and tips

  Percentage service charge per store and tips captured at checkout. Tips are a staff liability, so they never inflate net sales or average ticket.

• 11

  Split checks

  One table's bill divided across several payers.

• 12

  Expense tracking

  Recurring and one-off expenses, categorised and reportable over any date range.

What you hold, what it cost, and when it stops being sellable.

• 13

  Inventory

  Stock levels, low-stock thresholds, movement history, manual adjustments and per-item cost tracking.

• 14

  Sets

  One unit that contains others. Receive a case of 24 and 24 units land; sell a drink and its components leave. Turns inventory from a retail feature into a kitchen one.

• 15

  Expiry tracking

  Per-batch expiry dates with alerts before stock goes out of date. The one minimarts and pharmacies ask for first.

• 16

  Purchasing

  Vendors, purchase orders, receiving against a PO, and landed-cost lines.

For anywhere the sale starts before the payment does.

• 17

  Numbered tables

  Tables grouped into named sections with seat counts. Open a tab, transfer it, capture covers, print a pre-bill that matches the floor total exactly.

• 18

  Floor plan layout

  Drag tables into position, set shape and rotation, across multiple rooms or floors. Your real room, not a list.

• 19

  Dashboard table setup

  Configure every store's floor from the web dashboard instead of keying it in on a handheld.

• 20

  Kitchen tickets

  Order lines routed to a kitchen or bar printer, each with a fired state so a runner knows what has gone out.

• 21

  Reservations

  Book a table ahead of service and hold it against walk-ins.

• 22

  QR scan to order

  A customer scans the table's QR code, browses the menu on their phone, and the order lands on the till. Payment at the counter.

Reasons to come back, and a record of who does.

• 23

  Loyalty points

  Points earned on a sale and redeemed at the till, with a balance tracked against the customer.

• 24

  Promotions

  Discount and offer rules applied automatically at the till.

Who can do what, enforced in the data rather than hidden in the interface.

• 25

  Staff accounts

  Staff roster, PIN sign-in kept separate from the owner login, and per-register assignment.

• 26

  Manager authorisation

  Manager PIN on voids, with an offline fallback that verifies against a local hash when there is no signal, and attempt throttling.

• 27

  Business type presets

  Retail, minimart and pharmacy, or restaurant. Each sets sensible defaults so a new merchant is not choosing from a blank list.

• 28

  Onboarding and setup

  Phone OTP sign-in, guided setup for business type, stores, owner and schedule, per-device register claiming, and a dashboard checklist.

The difference between trading and not trading during an outage.

• 29

  Offline-first operation

  The till runs entirely on local storage. Network is optional. A retrying queue catches the device up when it reconnects.

• 30

  Cloud sync

  Sales, payments, stock movements, shifts and staff up; products, categories, registers, tables and accounts down.

• 31

  Windows desktop till

  A packaged Windows build with installer and ESC/POS printing, for merchants on a computer rather than a handheld.

One counter or twenty, in one shop or six.

• 32

  Multi store

  Stores as first-class objects, staff and registers scoped per store, store switching and cross-store reporting in the dashboard.

• 33

  Multi business

  Several separate businesses under one login, with a combined view across them.

• 34

  Reports and analytics

  Sales and tax reports with CSV and XLSX export, daily aggregates, top products, hourly buckets, per-payment-account reporting.