BrandMyMarket

POS

BrandMyMarket POS

A fast retail till connected to the same stock, prices, and customers as your ERP — with hardware that works on the counter.

Overview

For: Cashiers, counter supervisors, and store managers

BrandMyMarket POS is the retail front end of the platform. Cashiers sell against live catalogue and pricing, while every sale feeds the same stock and finance picture as the office.

Built as a desktop app for reliability at the till: barcode scanners, thermal printers, payment terminals, and an optional second screen for the customer.

Wholesale counters need speed under pressure. POS is designed for touch and barcode first, with discounts, loyalty, and multi-tender payments that do not require calling the office mid-queue.

When the till closes, cash sessions and Z-reports give supervisors a clean end-of-day picture that matches what ERP already expects.

Product demo

See POS in motion

Walk the product in segments — jump to any chapter, or watch the full pass.

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Why teams switch

Problems POS is built to end

These are the operational failures wholesale businesses bring to us — and what this product is meant to remove.

Till vs office mismatch

Counter prices and stock do not match the office system, so refunds and disputes explode.

Slow queues

Cashiers fight clunky software while customers wait with full trolleys.

Weak end-of-day control

Cash-up is informal, and nobody trusts the Z numbers.

Hardware friction

Printers, scanners, and card terminals feel bolted on instead of native.

Modules

Inside POS

A full map of the working areas — not a teaser list.

01

Sales screen

Barcode lookup, quantity controls, line discounts, and campaign prices in one touch-friendly flow.

02

Payments

Cash, card, split tender, and Teya terminal support for card acceptance at the counter.

03

Returns & voids

Controlled return and void paths so mistakes and refunds leave a clear trail.

04

Cash sessions

Open and close sessions with accountability for who ran the till and when.

05

Z-reports

End-of-day reporting that supervisors can trust and reconcile.

06

Customer display

Optional second screen so the customer sees lines and totals as they are scanned.

07

Loyalty & campaigns

Apply promotions and loyalty hooks that originate from central ERP rules.

08

Printing

Thermal receipt printing configured for the counter hardware you already use.

How a day runs

POS workflow

A practical loop from start of work to closed loop — the way teams actually use it.

  1. 01

    Open the session

    Cashier starts a controlled till session before the first sale.

  2. 02

    Sell fast

    Scan, adjust quantities, apply campaigns, and take multi-tender payment.

  3. 03

    Handle exceptions

    Process returns and voids with a trail the office can review.

  4. 04

    Close & report

    End the session and run Z-report so cash and sales reconcile.

Capabilities

What POS delivers

Capability detail behind the modules — how the product earns its place in the suite.

01

Speed at the till

Touch-friendly flows and barcode-first selling keep the queue moving.

02

Same prices as ERP

No separate till price list drifting away from the office catalogue.

03

Payments that fit the counter

Cash, card, split tender, and terminal support in one settlement flow.

04

Supervisor control

Sessions, voids, and Z-reports give managers end-of-day confidence.

05

Customer-facing clarity

Optional display and printed receipts keep the counter professional.

06

Hardware-ready desktop

Built for scanners, printers, and terminals — not a generic web checkout.

Outcomes

What changes when this is live

Concrete operational shifts — not vague “efficiency” claims.

  • Counter and office stop arguing about price and stock
  • Cashiers spend less time fighting the till and more time serving
  • End-of-day cash-up becomes a process, not a negotiation
  • Hardware on the counter feels native to the workflow

Ready to see POS against your operation?

Tell us how your till, warehouse, field team, or customers work today — we will walk through the fit.