A POS system for shops in Amman

Ghalleh is a Jordanian POS and cashier app for shops across Jordan: groceries and supermarkets, cafés, phone shops, clothing and perfume shops, hardware and auto parts. You sell by barcode, know what is left in stock, keep each customer's debts on their account, and every invoice reaches JoFotara. The owner sees every sale on their phone as it happens, at the shop, at home or on the road.

There is no sales appointment and no technician coming to the shop. Get Ghalleh from Google Play on an Android phone or tablet, or download the Windows version for your PC from the Ghalleh site, then sign in with your mobile number and a code sent by SMS, with no password. You set up the shop in minutes and the 14-day free trial starts, with every feature and no card. Then add your items the way that suits you: about 388 ready packaged supermarket items with their brand logos, an Excel file of up to 20,000 rows, or a photo of a supplier invoice that the app reads. Staff join with a QR code from your phone, each with their own PIN and permissions.

The subscription covers the software only, and you buy hardware wherever you like. Your phone is enough to start, since its camera reads barcodes. When you want a receipt printer or a scanner, computer and POS hardware shops in Amman sell them: a Bluetooth thermal printer, 58 or 80 mm wide, for phones and tablets; a USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner; or an Android POS terminal with Google Play and a built-in printer, such as Sunmi or iMin. On a Windows PC, USB printers work. Ask the seller whether the printer works over Bluetooth with Android, and try it with Ghalleh before you pay.

JoFotara is the same in Amman as in every governorate: one system, one portal, and the same steps in Ghalleh. You turn it on inside the app with your tax file details: the file type (registered for sales tax, or income tax only), your tax number and registered name, your income source sequence, and then the Client ID and Secret Key from the JoFotara portal. From then on every invoice is sent automatically and the QR code prints on the receipt, and invoices made offline are sent when the connection returns.

Amman is a big city, and the drive between the shop and home, or between two branches, takes time. So every new sale reaches your phone, along with the cash difference when each shift closes and an alert when an employee is late or an item runs low. With two branches, you see both together and move stock between them. Selling continues if the shop's internet drops, and everything syncs when it is back.