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POS system module

POS that connects checkout, orders, payments and operations.

SABSUS POS handles shift access, order type, products and services, modifiers, discounts, bonuses, deposits, split payment, tips, QR payment, receipts, production, delivery routing, archive and analytics inside the same operating system.

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From counter action to business data

Every transaction keeps context: who served it, what was sold, how it was paid, where it should go next and which customer record should be updated.

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How an order moves through SABSUS POS

The POS is not an isolated register. It becomes the start of inventory movement, kitchen production, delivery status, loyalty activity, finance records and AI follow-up.

Live POS chain

  1. PIN & shift

    Staff opens the POS with controlled access and a traceable shift.

  2. Order type

    Dine-in, pickup, delivery, service or route context is selected before checkout.

  3. Catalog & modifiers

    Products, services, modifiers, quantity, notes and production comments stay on the order.

  4. Promos & customer

    Discounts, bonuses, deposits, client profile and loyalty logic connect to the sale.

  5. Payment

    Cash, card, QR, tips, split payment and receipt flow are captured.

  6. Next operation

    Kitchen, delivery, inventory, archive, analytics and AI follow-up receive the result.

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PIN & shift

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Catalog & modifiers

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Payment

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Next operation

What the POS controls

The module covers the live decisions your team makes during a sale, then passes clean data into the rest of SABSUS.

Shift access

PIN entry, role permissions and cashier accountability.

Order lifecycle

Create, edit, route, archive and reopen orders with status context.

Catalog sales

Products, services, variants, modifiers, quantities and production notes.

Discount logic

Promotions, bonuses, deposit balance and loyalty rules at checkout.

Payment flow

Cash, card, QR, tips, split payment, receipt and financial record.

Operational handoff

Kitchen tickets, inventory deduction, courier route and analytics event.

Real POS screens and connected operational views

Click any screenshot to open it larger. The page uses local SABSUS interface assets, not placeholder mockups.

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POS orders, order status and checkout workspace.
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Payment workflow with checkout context and financial handoff.
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Hall map for table-based restaurant service.
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Restaurant operations dashboard connected to POS activity.
Client checkout connected to the same order and payment logic.
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Kitchen or production board receiving POS order items.

Connected modules

POS shares order, payment and customer context with the modules that execute the next operational step.

Core

POS

Shared records, status changes, permissions, triggers and reporting.

Inventory

Kitchen

Delivery

CRM

Loyalty

Analytics

Trigger

New counter, table, web or app order is created.

AI decision

Rules check order type, payment state, modifiers, production and delivery requirements.

Action

Kitchen ticket, courier task, receipt, stock movement and CRM update are created.

Evidence

Managers see status, payment, inventory impact, customer profile and analytics in one record.

Where this POS logic changes by business model

The same POS core adapts to restaurants, retail, services and multi-location teams without losing shared reporting.

Restaurants

Tables, counters, modifiers, kitchen tickets, delivery, tips, loyalty and shift reports.

Retail

Product checkout, discounts, customer profile, inventory update and sales analytics.

Services

Service payment, deposits, receipts, client record and follow-up task.

Multi-location

Standardized pricing, branch permissions, local shifts and centralized reporting.

Launch path

A practical POS rollout starts with the catalog and payment logic, then connects staff roles, receipts, production, inventory and reporting.

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    Import or create the catalog: products, services, variants, modifiers, prices and taxes.

  2. 02

    Configure order types, payment methods, receipt formats, tips, split payment and QR rules.

  3. 03

    Set staff roles, PIN access, shift logic, refunds, discounts and manager approvals.

  4. 04

    Connect kitchen or production screens, inventory deduction, courier handoff and CRM history.

  5. 05

    Launch dashboards for revenue, active orders, stock alerts, cashier performance and customer behavior.

Sales, payment and customer context stay attached to one operational record.

Kitchen, delivery, inventory and finance receive clean data from the POS.

Owners can compare revenue, shifts, items, locations and customer behavior without stitching reports.

Questions teams ask before implementation

Can SABSUS POS work for restaurants and retail?

Yes. Restaurants use tables, modifiers, kitchen, delivery and tips; retail teams use catalog sales, discounts, inventory and customer history. The shared POS core keeps reporting consistent.

Does it support split payment, tips, QR payment and receipts?

Yes. The POS flow can handle payment methods, split payment, tips, QR payment, receipt printing and finance records while keeping the order attached to customer and location context.

Can POS send items to kitchen or production?

Yes. Order items can be routed to kitchen or production queues with notes, modifiers and statuses, then connected to delivery or pickup.

Does POS update CRM, inventory and analytics?

Yes. POS events can update customer history, trigger stock movement, create finance records, feed analytics and start AI or Flow automations.

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Build a POS flow around your real operations.

Tell us how your locations sell today. We will map the POS, payments, inventory, kitchen, delivery and CRM pieces into one launch plan.

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