A POS system for shops in Irbid

Plenty of shops in Irbid run on an uneven rhythm: quiet hours, then a long queue all at once, especially near the universities and schools. The hard part at rush time is not the selling, it is keeping the numbers right when several people sell on several devices.

In Ghalleh every selling device works on the same shop account: the cashier's phone, a tablet on the counter, a Windows PC if you like. There is one stock that every device draws from, and every invoice lands in one place. Start includes two selling devices and Pro includes five. You scan items one after another with the phone camera or a barcode scanner, and a stationery shop finds an item with no barcode by searching its name.

After a few days of selling, the peak hours report shows your busiest hour and the peak days report shows your strongest days of the week. So the second cashier works the hours the shop really needs, not the whole day. The weekly report also lists the items that have not sold in 30 days and what they are worth, so you do not reorder them.

Shifts open and close under each employee's name. At closing the cashier counts the drawer note by note, Ghalleh compares it with what should be there, and the difference reaches your phone. You see sales per employee, and attendance is recorded at the shop. Invoices reach JoFotara from whichever device made the sale.