A POS system for cafés and bakeries in Madaba

Madaba has small cafés, bakeries and sweet shops where two or three people move between the counter and the kitchen. A shop like that needs different things from its cashier software than a grocery does: open tables, orders that reach whoever prepares them, and items with sizes and add-ons.

In Ghalleh you set the shop type to café and the tables appear on the selling screen. Open a table's bill and keep adding orders through the visit, each item with its sizes and add-ons, like sugar or milk. When you send an order, one slip prints for the kitchen and another for the bar on the shop's single printer, so there is no second printer to buy.

At payment the table pays by cash, card or a mix of both on the same invoice, which is split payment. A QR code on the table opens the café's menu with its prices; guests read it on their phones but cannot order from it, so orders stay with the cashier.

A bakery sells bread by the kilo and pastries by the piece on the same screen, and the reports show its best sellers and its busiest hours, so it knows what to bake and when. Invoices are connected to JoFotara, with the QR code printed on the receipt.