A POS built for Retail shops
Barcodes and product variants, accurate stock counts, and per-item profit at the moment of sale.
What Wasla does for retail stores
Everything below runs inside one system, on one set of data.
Barcode selling
A full-width invoice table with a scanner, for shops with many items.
Stock and warehouses
Items, warehouses and units with automatic conversion, and every balance live.
Purchasing and suppliers
Purchase orders and receiving tied to cost, so you know what each item cost you.
Stock counts
A full count or a quick check of critical items, with the differences shown.
Branch transfers
Move goods between branches and warehouses with dispatch and receipt.
Accounting
Books tied to sales and purchases - an income statement and balance sheet without Excel.
Sales on account
An account per customer, charged at the till and settled later, with a clear balance.
Loyalty
Points on every order, and a card in the customer's phone wallet - no app to install.
Why one system instead of several
One number, not several that disagree
Sales, stock and books read the same data, so there is nothing to reconcile at month end.
You pay for what you switch on
Start with the base and add a program when you need it - not a whole suite on day one.
It keeps selling offline
The till keeps selling if the line drops, and syncs everything when it returns.
Retail and supermarket cashier: common questions
The subscription starts at 699 SAR a year; add inventory or accounting when you need them. Build your package above and see the final price before signing up.
Yes. A full-width invoice table with a scanner, built for shops with many items, and every item's stock is live.
The till runs on an iPad or Android with a barcode scanner, or you pick a cashier device with a printer and cash drawer from the Wasla store; supermarkets usually take a desktop unit with scanner and printer.
Yes. Barcode selling, warehouses and units with automatic carton-to-piece conversion, and purchase orders tied to cost: one system for selling, stock and purchasing.
Yes. Full counts or quick checks of critical items with variances, and transfers between branches and warehouses with send and receive orders.
Yes. Barcode selling, by the piece or the carton, and credit accounts for customers with a clear balance, on one device.
Yes. Every piece sells by its barcode, price and stock, with loyalty and the profit of each item at the moment of sale. The same system runs any retail store.
One that keeps barcode sales, stock, purchasing and accounting on the same data and keeps selling offline, with each item's stock and real profit at the moment of sale.
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