07:10 — Saddar, Karachi
FictionalChai Corner
- Imran opens the shift with a Rs 5,000 float
- Two Doodh Patti and a samosa: tap, tap, “Exact”
- Power cut at 13:00 — sales continue offline
- Close shift: expected vs counted cash, variance approved
Point of sale for every counter
One POS.
Every kind of business.
A tea stall sees a big-button till. A restaurant chain sees floor plans, kitchen tickets and four branches in one report. A clinic sees a reception queue. Same platform — shaped by your industry, your plan and each person’s role.
14-day trial · works offline for cash sales · no card needed in this demo
Urban Table · Clifton· Enterprise plan
Preview · sample dataNet sales
Rs 412K
Open tables
11 / 18
Avg. prep
14 min
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T9
T10
F11
F12
- 1× Chicken Karahi (half)Rs 1,690
- 4× Garlic NaanRs 760
- 2× Mint MargaritaRs 980
TotalRs 3,979
Split bill
- Floor plan, courses and kitchen tickets
- Split equally or by item
- Four branches, one consolidated view
How it adapts
Four questions decide what each person sees.
Nobody gets a cluttered “everything” screen. FormaPOS resolves every workspace from a few explicit rules — in the same order every time, so the result is predictable.
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What kind of business is it?
The industry preset sets terminology (“Menu items”, “Patients”, “SKUs”), the POS layout and the dashboard. Recommended modules are suggestions only.
Restaurant → Tables, Kitchen tickets
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What does the plan include?
Starter, Growth, Business or Enterprise — plus any add-ons. A Starter tea stall never sees hospital billing or warehouse transfers.
Growth → Inventory, Staff, Purchasing
- 3
What has the platform assigned?
Our team can grant or remove a module for one client without changing their plan. Dependencies are resolved, never silently broken.
Grant Warehouses to Metro Wholesale
- 4
What may this person do?
Roles and branch assignments decide actions. A cashier sells and closes their shift — but can’t change prices, modules or the subscription.
Cashier → Register only
Capabilities
Fast at the till. Thorough in the back office.
A checkout built for the queue
Large targets for touch, shortcuts for keyboards (F2 search, F4 pay, F9 exact cash), barcode entry, held carts, split tender and change calculated for you. Totals are always visible; nothing is hidden behind a menu.
- Taps to sell a cup of tea
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- Money maths
- Integer paisa, exact splits
Inventory that explains itself
Every unit in or out is a movement: sales, recipes, purchase receipts, transfers, counts and wastage. Low stock is flagged per branch.
Branches without spreadsheets
Per-branch stock, prices, taxes and staff. Consolidated reports add up the right branches — not the same numbers relabelled.
Modules you switch on
Tables, KDS, batches and expiry, appointments, repair jobs, quotations, loyalty, credit accounts — each one only when it fits.
Receipts your way
58 mm, 80 mm or A4 invoices with your header, tax IDs and footer — printed straight from the browser.
People and permissions
Owner, manager, cashier, waiter, kitchen, inventory, reception and accounting roles, each with a sensible default.
Honest by design
Card and wallet payments are clearly simulated in this demo. Nothing pretends to be a real charge or a real sync.
Real screens
Not mockups. The demo you can open right now.
Every screen below was captured from this prototype running on its fictional demo data. Pick one, then open the same person from the login page.
Big tiles, exact-cash in one tap, and a shift that reconciles itself. Everything a single counter needs and nothing it doesn’t.
Open as ImranOffline-first
The internet drops. The queue doesn’t.
Cash sales keep working with local receipt numbers. Every sale waits in a durable queue with an idempotency key, then syncs exactly once when the connection returns. If stock changed elsewhere, you see the conflict — it is never overwritten quietly.
How offline mode works- 13:02Connection lostRegister keeps selling — banner shows Offline
- 13:04CC-SDR1-L00042 · Rs 200 cashStored locally · pending 1
- 13:09CC-SDR1-L00043 · Rs 340 cashStored locally · pending 2
- 13:15Back online → syncing2 sent · 0 duplicates · 0 conflicts
Real workflows
Three businesses, one Tuesday.
20:30 — Gulberg, Lahore
FictionalUrban Table
- Bilal opens table 7 for four guests
- Mains and naans go to the kitchen as ticket #214
- Chef marks “Ready”; the table shows a green dot
- Guests split the bill four ways, one pays by card (simulated)
10:15 — F-7, Islamabad
FictionalCarePoint
- Maryam checks in a walk-in patient: queue #8
- Consultation and CBC billed on one invoice
- Insurance claims are out of scope — billing only
- Department revenue updates in Reports instantly
Starter
Rs 2,999
per month
For a single counter getting organised
1 location · 2 users
Growth
Rs 7,999
per month
For businesses with a team and a stockroom
3 locations · 10 users
Business
Rs 17,999
per month
For established, multi-branch operations
10 locations · 40 users
Enterprise
Custom
talk to us
For chains and groups with custom needs
Custom locations · flexible users
Illustrative demo prices in PKR. Editable by the platform administrator.
Customer stories
What changes when the till fits the business.
Purchase orders now update stock on receipt instead of at month end, and the low-stock list is the first thing branch managers open each morning.
Commissions used to be worked out on paper every Friday. Now each service line carries its stylist, and the commission report is simply there.
- This is a frontend prototype. Every screen works with realistic fictional data stored in your browser, but there is no production server, payment processing or cloud sync behind it.