Point of Sale
A checkout connected to your business

Point of sale, your way.From the first item to the receipt.

Find the item, choose its options, record payment and issue the receipt. Give your checkout team a clear workspace while keeping store sales, inventory and accounts together in WaliERP.

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Within WaliERPPart of WaliERP sales, inventory and accounting

WaliERP Default POS on a checkout terminal, showing a visual product catalogue and sales cart.
Products, the order and payment at your daily checkout.
Images or barcodesFind products in the way that suits the task.
Clear payment recordsMultiple methods with paid and change amounts.
Connected to your businessSales, inventory and accounts in one system.
A layout that suits your team

Two POS layouts. Choose your way to work.

Choose a layout in POS settings. Both use the same products, pricing, orders and payments, with different screen arrangements and access to the controls.

Default layout

Keep the details of every sale in view.

A visual catalogue beside a dedicated cart, with direct search and controls for quantities, customers and discounts. Open payment over the order, then return to the sales workspace.

  • A cart with item names, options and quantities.
  • Categories, favourites and name or barcode search.
  • Shift, printing and order controls close at hand.
WaliERP Default POS with a visual product catalogue and a cart showing sizes, colours and amounts.
Default: the catalogue and cart in one workspace.
Quick Sale

More room for products. Direct order controls.

Clear product tiles and a cart with a number pad for quantity, price or discount changes. Payment has its own screen within POS, keeping collection details prominent.

  • Subcategories and a clear catalogue navigation path.
  • A number pad beside the cart and sales actions.
  • Prominent payment controls and keyboard shortcuts.
WaliERP Quick Sale POS with product tiles, the order cart, a number pad and payment button.
Quick Sale: products, the cart and a number pad side by side.
One product, with its options inside

Size, colour and unit belong in the sale.

Show each product once in the catalogue, then choose the combination when adding it. The selection stays with the invoice line, so the cashier can see exactly what the customer is buying.

  • Options such as size, colour and fabric.
  • Sales units and prices linked to the selected item.
  • Quantities, tax, discounts and the total in the cart.
WaliERP POS product options window, with colour and size choices and a confirm selection button.
The shared product options window used by both layouts.
From the order total to the payment record

See what is due, paid and returned as change.

Record cash, card or bank transfer payments, and split the amount between methods. Check the amount due, paid and change before confirming, then preview and print the receipt from POS.

  • Payment methods available in your POS settings.
  • Split payment and review each amount before confirmation.
  • Receipt preview and a choice of print template.
WaliERP Quick Sale payment screen showing the amount due, payment method, amount paid and change.
Quick Sale payment: the amount and collection methods in one clear screen.
See the payment window in the Default layout
WaliERP Default POS payment window, showing collection methods, tax, total received and change.
Default payment opens over the current order.
From opening the till to closing the shift

A connected workflow for the cashier’s day.

Open the shift with its starting figures, then keep sales, collections and orders linked to it through closing.

  1. Open the shift

    Choose the branch and POS profile, then record opening cash to start the cashier session.

  2. Build the order

    Add items from the visual catalogue or by barcode, then choose options, units and quantities.

  3. Collect and issue the receipt

    Record payment or split it between methods, confirm the sale and preview the receipt.

  4. Close with clear records

    Review shift sales, collections and cash movements, then record the closing figures.

Details that support daily work.

Pause an order and return to it

Keep the current order, start another, and return to the saved items and quantities when the customer is ready.

Handle returns at the checkout

Open the original invoice, choose the items and quantities being returned, and follow the settlement and stock movement within POS.

Permissions for each responsibility

Control price changes, discounts and payment collection through cashier permissions and POS settings.

Keep working when the connection drops

Use the saved catalogue for offline sales and follow the order queue as it synchronizes when the network returns.

A display for your customer

Show items, quantities and invoice amounts on a linked customer display, keeping the order clear on both sides of the counter.

Receipts that fit your business

Use your document templates, preview the receipt and choose the right print layout for the sale.

  • Retail stores and showrooms
  • Fashion, footwear and accessories
  • Electronics and mixed product ranges
  • Businesses with multiple branches and cashiers
Before you get started

Questions about point of sale

How do I choose Default or Quick Sale?

Open the operation and identity section in POS settings, then select the layout for the settings profile. Default emphasizes cart details; Quick Sale places a number pad alongside the cart.

Does changing the layout change my products or invoices?

Both layouts use the same products, pricing rules, orders and payments. Your choice changes how the POS workspace and its controls are arranged.

Can I sell products with sizes and colours?

Yes. A product appears once in the catalogue. Choose its size, colour and other linked options before adding it to the cart.

Can one sale use more than one payment method?

Yes. With split payments enabled, add the collection methods and enter an amount for each. The screen shows total paid, the remaining balance or customer change before confirmation.

Is POS connected to inventory and accounting?

POS is part of WaliERP. Sales and returns connect to products, stock movements and financial documents, while customer and collection details stay in your business records.

How can I follow cashier shifts?

Start a shift with opening cash, then follow its sales, collections and cash movements. At closing, return to the shift details and reports.

Bring clarity to the working day.

Choose your checkout layout and bring products, collections and inventory together in WaliERP.

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Explore more WaliERP features and what we are developing for the future.

Inventory & Purchasing

Items, balances and stock movements that connect sales and purchasing to the warehouse.

Returns & Adjustments

Manage sales returns, credit notes and debit notes against the original invoice.

Receivables & Collections

Review customer balances, record receipts and keep collections tied to your accounts.