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Billing and stock that keep working offline.

Billing, inventory and multi-branch stock on one dashboard.

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POS & Supershop Software Development, Bangladesh

From a single counter to a multi-branch supershop chain: barcode billing, real-time stock sync across branches, supplier and purchase orders, and sales and profit reporting by branch.

Billing keeps working when the connection drops. A lost connection pauses the sync, not the till, and the counter catches up when it is back.

Owners and managers read the same numbers from one dashboard, and access is set per role so a cashier sees the till and nothing else.

What you get

  • Fast billing with barcode support
  • Real-time multi-branch inventory sync
  • Supplier and purchase order management
  • Sales and profit reporting
  • Offline-mode billing
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Billing keeps working

Related

Work, writing and lessons on this.

Concept studies are self-initiated and labelled as such. The writing and lessons are free to read.

Process

How an engagement runs.

The same six phases every time, so you always know what is happening now and what you get at the end of it.

Week 1–2

Discover

Interview the people who will use it daily. Audit what runs today. Find the real constraint first.

  • Stakeholder interviews
  • Current-system audit
  • Scope document

Each phase ends with something usable and a real option to stop. You keep what is built.

Questions

POS & supershop management: questions we get asked.

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Billing carries on. Offline-mode billing is part of the scope: sales are recorded locally and synced to the central stock once the connection returns.

Yes. Inventory syncs across branches in real time, and sales and profit reports can be read per branch or for the whole chain.

You do. Full IP transfer on final payment, including source files, code and the design system. No licensing, no retainer lock-in on your own assets.

Launch is step four of six. From go-live the system moves onto a maintenance subscription with a tiered SLA: monthly security patching, bug fixes, a named support channel and a quarterly health report. It is a paid arrangement rather than a goodwill promise, and that is exactly why a response time can be held against it.

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Next step

Have an idea? We will turn it into a system.

Thirty minutes, no slides. You leave knowing what we would build first and what it costs to run.

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