Short, useful reads from the PosMasr team: hardware that actually works in Egypt, running the shop from the cloud, and habits that save money at the till. No fluff.
Connect your PosMasr shop in one click to Claude Desktop (.mcpb bundle), ChatGPT, Gemini and Cursor with zero coding, and download SKILL.md so your AI assistant answers in Egyptian Arabic or English about today's sales, cashier voids, expiring stock and net margins.
Two real challenges in Egyptian shops today: customers showing reused or fake InstaPay / Vodafone Cash screenshots at the counter, and choosing between Egypt's Law 6/2025 simplified SME turnover tax (0.4% to 1.5%) and the standard 22.5% corporate tax. Here is how PosMasr solves both.
High sales do not always mean money in your pocket at month-end. Here is how Blind Shift Close, no-sale drawer audits, Supplier Price-Creep Alerts, Customer Bakey/Fakka Wallet, Delivery Captain Dispatch, Multi-Tier Price Lists and Multi-Branch Call-Center Order Routing plug every profit leak in your shop.
How do you run your restaurant, pharmacy or supermarket with second-by-second and piastre-by-piastre precision? Discover how PosMasr's Kitchen QA Prep-Stage SLA Telemetry, Waiter/Chef Speed Leaderboards, Waiter Tablet Ready-Bell, Fractional 1/3 Bill Splitting, Instant Mobile Browser PWA Digital Stamp & VIP Card with Cashier QR, Recipe BOM Stock Variance, Pharmacy FEFO Substitutes, and Power BI / Multi-Format HH:mm Exports transform daily operations.
Choose shared sections, confirm customer email and connect documents, support and services in your portal.
Create a rule: choose the source module, event, optional resulting state, and the Support ticket or Service order to create. Enable both source and destina
Enable CRM and open a customer profile to record the next follow-up, or create a deal and move it through the pipeline.
Open Developer as the owner and consult the live API reference for the supported operations. Create a key with only the required scopes, branch and expiry.
A practical method for comparing supplier offers when cartons, bag sizes and minimum quantities differ.
Enable Expenses and create an expense with its date, category, amount and supporting details.
Buy the add-on in Billing → Plan and enable it in Settings → Modules. Open Customer Portal and select the correct branch and customer.
Select the branch, date range and sources you are permitted to view, then run the report.
Build your first wholesale catalogue with clear product identities, units, prices and delivery terms. Use this checklist before submitting it for review.
Use accept, reject and revised quotes to keep buyer and supplier aligned before a market request becomes a purchase order.
Balance demand, existing stock, open purchase orders and supplier pack sizes before sending your next request.
Set sensible validity dates, review changed prices and withdraw unavailable products so the public catalogue reflects what you can offer.
Follow the agreement, product mapping and purchase-order steps without confusing a request with a confirmed purchase.
Follow one order from a reviewed listing to agreement, dispatch and the buyer’s receiving workflow.
Record what actually arrived, keep the remaining quantity visible and reconcile the delivery against your purchase order.
Use product identifiers, size and units to avoid receiving the right name into the wrong stock record.
Create a ticket with its customer, priority, assignee and response or resolution deadlines.
Sign in to your brand account and open Suite. Choose a workspace you are authorized to access.
Browse the public market without signing in. Search by product, brand, category or GTIN and filter currency or base unit. Compare unit price, pack size, mi
Write lead times, delivery charges and handover arrangements clearly before a shop places its request.
Explain cartons, individual units and minimum quantities so buyers request the right amount and compare wholesale offers fairly.
Buy Trade in Billing → Plan on Shop or a higher POS plan. Enable Customers, Stock and Trade for the branch in Settings → Modules. Give staff only the Trade
Combine merchandise, delivery and applicable tax to compare what you would actually pay for a restock.
Register each rental item with its serial, daily rate, deposit and condition. Create a reservation for the customer and dates; overlapping reservations are
Open the partner portal, review its current terms, register and verify your email. Use the account intended for your partnership.
Create a bill of materials with component quantities and costs, then publish it. Create a work order from that published revision.
Register the customer’s equipment, site and warranty. Create a service order for that customer and equipment.
Create a subscription plan with its cycle, price, included units and applicable tax treatment. Add a customer subscription or share its signup link.
Create a form definition and add its typed fields. Review the field names and choices before publishing a version.
The customer paid an advance, every progress bill holds a retention and recovers part of the advance, and the retention is released after handover. On paper it gets tangled fast. In PosMasr Cloud a project invoice works it out, with a preview before it goes out, and shows the margin per project and phase.
The coffee machine, the fridges, the van and the shop's fit-out: a lot of money spent once, worth a little less every month. In PosMasr Cloud every asset is on a register with a barcode tag, its depreciation is posted to Books each month after a preview, a sale works out the gain or loss, and a count is a walk round with the phone.
Keep the receipt, approval and reimbursement together, and make every petty-cash movement easier to review.
From version 5.7.0, the PosMasr program on your PC has procurement in the Gold package: purchase requests with approvals, the order made from the request, the supplier's invoice matched with the order and the deliveries, invoices to check and supplier ageing — on one PC, with no internet.
Manage a regular delivery, membership or service plan from the customer account, with recurring bills and clear follow-up.
A fit-out job that takes three months: workers, materials from stock, a subcontractor, several invoices — and at the end nobody knows what it made. Projects in PosMasr Cloud keeps it all in one place: phases and a budget, tasks on a board, the team's hours from the phone, costs where they happen, invoices, and the margin.
Turn purchase history into a clear next action, with customer groups, deal follow-up and campaigns that respect consent.
Online shop customers ask “can I pay by card?”, and the café that buys on credit wants to pay from where it is. With your own Paymob account, PosMasr Cloud will offer “Pay online (card / wallet)” beside cash on delivery, pay links from the credit book, refunds and settlements for Books. Coming soon.
The branch manager calls you at eleven at night: “we need baby milk”. You approve on the phone and the order is placed with no paper trail. In PosMasr Cloud a purchase request has a reason, a date and a supplier; small ones are approved at once, big ones need two approvals by two different people.
A sweets factory, two shops and a café, each its own company with its own accounts. At the end of the month the accountant gathers Excel files and takes out by hand what the factory sold to the shops. Consolidation in PosMasr Cloud puts every company on one board, without the business between them, and makes the group's P&L and balance sheet.
A small shop does not need warehouses and accounting on day one, and when it grows it should not have to change its system. In PosMasr Cloud everything is a module: a card with what it holds, the plan that includes it, and a switch. Switch it off and its pages disappear; nothing is deleted.
The supplier sent 10 cartons and billed 12, one came crushed, and the price went up without a word. In PosMasr Cloud the invoice is matched with the purchase order and the delivery note before it is booked: a match posts by itself, anything outside the limits waits for you in “Invoices to check”.
The distributor calls: batch L2405 of the cough syrup is recalled. Where is yours? In PosMasr Cloud batches travel with their expiry and cost across locations, serial numbers are received one by one, and a recall finds the batch in every location, on the way and in the receipts it went into, in a minute.
A supermarket with a shop floor, a back store and a central warehouse in an industrial zone, and a program that sees one number. Warehouses in PosMasr Cloud give every location its own stock, carry a transfer from the request to the receipt by scan and a QR note, and send every discrepancy to a manager.
A perfume shop's customers ask the same ten questions every day. The PosMasr Cloud AI Front Desk learns your shop: it answers from your notes, products and hours, shows you the question it could not answer so you answer it once, remembers each customer, and turns an open issue into a case for your team. Coming with the next update.
Your accountant works in Daftra, Zoho Books, Xero or QuickBooks, and every day somebody types the Z report by hand. Connections in PosMasr Cloud send each branch's day, your customers on credit, their invoices and payments to the accountant's program by themselves, each document once. Coming soon.
Before Ramadan every distributor says “my price is the best”, and you compare from memory and scattered WhatsApp messages. In PosMasr Cloud each supplier gets its own link to type its price, the quantity it can send and a delivery date; the quotes stand side by side, you pick one, and the order is made at that price.
Some customers order the same things every time and dictate them to you line by line. Now the customer opens his receipt from the WhatsApp message and taps “Order the same again”: the online shop's cart fills at today's prices, or he shows a code the cashier scans to refill the cart.
The person at the till all day rarely hears a kind word in front of people. The team slide puts your three top sellers of the day, week or month on the menu-board TV, with gold, silver and bronze medals, first names only, money hidden.
An item asleep on a shelf in the Shubra branch while the Maadi branch runs out of it every week. The slow-stock page of PosMasr Cloud now says where it sells, how fast, and how many to move without leaving the sending branch short, and one tap makes the numbered transfer.
At night a restaurant's WhatsApp rings more than its phone, and the cashier is busy. The PosMasr Cloud front desk answers with AI from your real menu and prices, builds the order, the customer confirms with “yes”, and the order reaches the till and the kitchen. Coming with the next update.
The stamp card on the customer's phone now shows the points balance too, and buttons that put it in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, updating itself after every visit, are coming soon. Shops on the program on their PC now have the stamp card from the Gold package.
The moment you sign up, the shop is empty: the reports are zeros and the dashboard is silent, so you cannot judge. “Try with sample data” fills your shop with products, customers, suppliers and 25 days of receipts of your kind; one more click takes it out, and your first real receipt is still number 1.
The supplier raises his price, the goods come in, and you keep selling at the old price for weeks without noticing. PosMasr now warns you as you receive: what the cost was and is, where your margin fell, and a price that keeps it, in one tap. And a margin floor if you want a louder alarm.
“The size is too small, how do I return it?” A message at 11 at night among fifty chats, and the morning cashier knows nothing about it. In PosMasr Cloud the customer requests the return or asks from the receipt page, and it reaches the till in order: accept and make the return, decline with a reason, or reply.
Some shop owners never open a report but always listen to a voice note. Your week in PosMasr Cloud is a one-minute voice note in Egyptian Arabic every Saturday morning: sales against the week before, the best day, the top sellers, low and slow stock, and one thing to do this week.
The supplier left a new price list, three pages and seventy lines, and it went into the drawer. The costs in the program stayed old, and the margin you think you have is not the real one. In PosMasr Cloud you photograph the list, the same invoice reader reads it, and you check the change and the margin and apply.
Half your customers do not type: they send a voice note, a photo of the list on the fridge, or their location. The PosMasr Cloud front desk writes out the voice note, reads the picture, turns them into an order the customer confirms, and hands the conversation to your team when a person is needed. Coming with the next update.
Your happy customers are many and your Google reviews are few, because nobody remembers. Paste your review link once in the settings and every sale receipt ends with “Happy with us? Scan to rate us” and a QR. Online and on your PC, on every plan.
Ask your shop used to answer a list of questions with fixed rules, and an unusual question got examples back. Now that question goes to your AI: it reads your shop's own reports with your own rights, answers in plain Egyptian Arabic, and says what it used.
Not every counter has room for a PC. PosMasr Till puts the online till on an Android 9+ tablet or handheld: the same products, receipts and reports, selling on when the line is down, printing to a USB, Bluetooth or network printer. Out now on our download page.
The item that runs out gets asked for; the one that never sells is forgotten. Every week PosMasr lists the stock with no sale in 45 days, the money it holds, and a practical next step for each line: discount it, bundle it, return it to the supplier, or stop reordering it.
From the fingerprint device on the wall to the payslip: three ways punches reach the timesheet, a roster that warns without blocking, and payroll with Egyptian income tax, social insurance and the new Labour Law — in editable tables, and honest about what has not been tried yet.
The notebook tells you who owes, but not since when, nor who promised to pay on Thursday, nor when you last reminded him. PosMasr Cloud's credit book keeps all of that in order and prepares polite reminders, sent by e-mail on their own or by one WhatsApp tap from you.
The rep left an invoice with 40 lines, and you face an hour of typing. In PosMasr Cloud you photograph it, AI reads it, and PosMasr redoes the sums itself and colours each line: green sure, amber have a look, red needs you. You are the one who confirms.
The fridge on instalments, the dining set held with a deposit, and a notebook full of crossed-out figures. PosMasr does instalments and deposits at the till, on top of the credit book you already have, and charges the 14% VAT on a deposit when the money comes in.
Every number is already in PosMasr Cloud, but a question still needs someone to dig. Now your own ChatGPT or Claude can read your shop and answer: what we sold, what is running low, what was on that receipt. Read-only, with a key you hold and revoke in a second.
No fingerprint machine and no second program: staff clock in at the till with a PIN or a card, a timesheet tells you who was late and who forgot to clock out, commission follows the salesperson by product, category or target, and advances leave the drawer and show on the Z report.
Ordering by eye either empties the shelf on Thursday or piles up what does not sell until it expires. PosMasr works out each supplier's order from real sales speed, warns you weeks ahead that a lot will not make it, marks down that lot only, and prepares the return sheet for the supplier.
A QR code for the Wi-Fi, a barcode for a product without one, a sheet of price labels from an Excel list, the VAT on an invoice, and the money in the drawer at the end of the shift. Eight free tools on our site, no sign-up, all running inside your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Two small things that save time every day: one search box you open with Ctrl+K to find any page, setting, receipt, customer or product, and a “What happened?” link under every error message that takes you to its explanation, the steps to fix it and the code to give support.
The paper stamp card gets lost in the wallet and stamped twice. PosMasr Cloud puts it on the customer's phone: they join with their number from a code at the counter, no app, the till stamps with the sale, and a full card earns the reward you chose.
The suit left at the dry cleaner, the phone with a cracked screen at the technician, the dress at the tailor waiting for the fitting: work that comes in today and leaves days later. Job orders in PosMasr Cloud hold it from intake to collection, with a claim ticket, a tag per piece and a page the customer follows.
A customer at the roastery never says “0.250 kg”. He says “a quarter”, “20 pounds' worth” or “my usual blend”. PosMasr now understands that: it takes off the tub's weight, keeps the blend under its owner's name, and turns a sack into bags with its cost and loss.
Bookings inside PosMasr Cloud: a booking page customers open without an account, a calendar that never gives the same chair twice, reminders, deposits, and every visit ending as a normal sale at the till. And, honestly, what is not there yet.
Books inside PosMasr Cloud: till sales land in the ledger by themselves, you issue quotes and invoices, match the bank and prepare the 14% VAT for your accountant. In plain words, and honest about what is not there yet.
You will not dig through reports every hour. Alerts tell you when something deserves a look: a void, a refund, a big discount, a drawer difference, a new device. And Ask your shop answers “how much did we sell today?” with figures, in Egyptian Arabic, Arabizi or English.
The printed menu board changes with every price rise, and the customer stands waiting to hear his number over the noise. PosMasr Cloud turns any TV with a browser into a menu with pictures, prices and offers, and a board that says “your order is ready”, all following the till live.
You do not have to buy the biggest package on day one. Bronze on the PC and Basic online sell, print and hold your products with their pictures — here is who they fit, the signs that it is time to move up, and how you move up without starting over.
The scale at the cheese or vegetable counter prints a label, the cashier scans it and the item lands with its weight. How PosMasr reads that label, the two-minute set-up, weight or price, and why this is not the scale wired to the till.
Loose beans, a bag from a local workshop, a blouse with no tag… From 5.1 PosMasr gives any product without a barcode an in-store code starting with 29 that never repeats, one by one or all at once, then offers to print their labels.
If you cannot take your data out, it is not really yours. Where PosMasr's data lives on the desktop, how to take it out as Excel or a full copy any day, and what happens online if you stop paying.
Your shop online: a menu on the phone with the till's own prices that updates itself, and a code on every table that lets the guest order, call the waiter and ask for the bill. The order reaches the kitchen once staff confirm it, and staff take the payment as they always have.
The same till, two ways: on your PC, working with no internet ever, or online — the shop in any browser and on your phone, a backup every day, always up to date. The honest differences, which shop fits which, and how to change your mind later.
One file from the desktop program, one import, and your shop is online: open it from any browser or phone, backed up every day, with your products and their pictures, customers and their balances and a year of sales as they were — while nothing on the old PC changes.
Online there is no backup to remember and the shop is on your phone from anywhere. But “Who can see my numbers?”, “What if you close?”, “What if the PC dies?” — answered straight: where the data is, who gets in, and how to take all of it and leave any day.
Many POS options are free at first, but you pay with your time: days of setting up, learning and typing products — and then the service shuts down or changes and your data goes with it. A worked example in hours you can redo with your own numbers, and how to make it one hour.
Your shop is online — any browser or phone, a backup every day, no server to set up — and when the line drops the till keeps selling and printing with a provisional receipt number; when it is back, every receipt goes up in order, exactly once.
Opened a second branch and now you call both every night to hear what they sold? The Chain plan in PosMasr Cloud puts every branch on your phone, from anywhere, with no server to set up and a backup every day: one price list, each branch's stock, numbered transfers, and every branch on one report row.
From 5.1, the PosMasr installer sets up the common USB receipt printers by itself and picks one in the program, and a Devices tab shows what is connected. Exactly what happens, which printers, and what to do when yours is not one of them.
Changing programs should not mean a week of typing. If your products sit in Excel, in another program or in an old PosMasr copy, they come in with a preview before anything is written — and the gaps come from a catalogue of more than 52,000 products.
No company can promise to live forever — us included. What you can do is make sure your selling and your data do not depend on the answer. Five questions for any POS, how to test them yourself in half an hour, and how PosMasr answers them.
The software's price is the easiest number to see, and not the biggest. Over three years, time, downtime and lost data can cost more. Where those costs hide, and how to work them out with your own shop's numbers.
A supermarket needs barcodes and a scale, a pharmacy expiry dates, a café tables and a kitchen. PosMasr is one program that asks what your shop is on the first run and switches on what suits it — here is each kind of shop, the features that matter to it, and which package has them.
A cracked copy looks exactly like the genuine one until the day you need an update, support or your data back. How to know your PosMasr is genuine, where to get it, and why it matters to your shop.
You are not at the counter all day. What your phone shows in PosMasr, what you can do from it besides looking, and the real difference between the desktop edition and PosMasr Cloud: which one needs the till PC switched on, and what waits for the internet.
Fifteen questions to ask any POS before you pay, grouped: the counter, the hardware, stock and money, the owner away from the shop, your data, the cost over the years and support — with what a good answer sounds like, and a table to print and take with you.
Two cashier programs at the same price, under the same name, can be two completely different lives at the counter. What to look at beyond the price tag, and how to test any program in one hour of its free trial.
3.2 is not a line in a changelog. The till now runs without a mouse, the Products tab copes with 500 products, the hardware (customer display, manager card, scale) is part of the program, and the dashboard opens on your phone with no router setup and no static IP. A quick tour of all of it.
4.0 takes away the longest job in opening any shop: typing the products. The ready catalogue of more than 50,000 products now lives inside the program, and the pack in your hand fills itself in when you scan its barcode — without your price being touched. Plus import from any other program, and a daily copy for your accountant.
1.25 or 12.5? A cashier who types weights makes mistakes, and customers notice. Label scale or an RS-232 scale? What PosMasr 3.2 reads (CAS, Mettler, DIGI, Rongta), how to set it up, and how to fix 'no data' in a minute.
Ten minutes every night is the difference between a shop that knows what it made and one that guesses. Count the drawer against the Z report, glance at voids and discounts, low stock, the backup — then the report reaches you by e-mail or Telegram while you are at home.
Most new shops make the same wrong choice in week one: spend three nights typing products one by one, or sell with no products at all and lose stock and profit. The ready catalogue makes a third option real — start from a list that already has the name, the barcode and the category, and type only your prices.
The hour before iftar is worth a normal day. Menus and prices in one go, held orders, the kitchen screen, a second till paired with a 6-digit code, keys instead of a mouse, and a two-week schedule of what to do each day before Ramadan starts.
New PC, or the technician says 'it needs a format'? The right order: back up to a USB stick (Ctrl+B), release the license and keep the RL code, install, restore, new key. And if the old PC is completely dead, there is a way too.
Shouting and paper, a ticket printer in the kitchen, or a kitchen screen on an old laptop over Wi-Fi? What each costs, how to keep the Wi-Fi reliable, and a decision table by shop size — PosMasr does both.
A carcass is an input with several outputs, by-products and possibly declared loss. Its cost must be allocated once, with an explained basis
Three budgets with real numbers: the bare minimum with the PC you own, a 58 mm printer and a scanner; a comfortable till with touch, a drawer and a 2D scanner; and a supermarket lane with a label scale and customer display — plus what to skip, what to buy used, and the software line.
Paper-light checkout means offering a usable receipt alternative, not hiding the evidence of a transaction. A digital receipt still needs th
The drawer opens from the printer, not the PC — which explains half of all 'it won't open' calls. Types, sizes, a wiring diagram, the PosMasr settings step by step, a checklist for when it sulks, and rough prices.
Not an article about suspecting people — about the controls that protect the honest cashier and the shop together. The five patterns that repeat in every shop, and the signal that shows in the reports before the loss grows.
What do 100 pounds on the menu become on the bill? The correct maths for the 12% service charge and 14% VAT (VAT applies to the service too), tax-inclusive versus tax-exclusive pricing in one table, and how PosMasr prints and totals it.
The same product at two prices: one for the customer taking a piece, one for the shop taking a carton. How to set both in PosMasr once, when wholesale makes sense and when it doesn't, and the margin arithmetic that makes the carton worth it.
The day the hard disk dies, the difference between 'we lost two days' and 'we lost three years of sales and credit' is a 150-EGP flash drive and a 30-second habit. What a PosMasr backup holds, how to take it, and how to restore it.
The credit notebook builds customers and loses money at the same time. The three habits that matter (a limit per customer, a printed statement, a reminder that isn't awkward), how credit accounts work in PosMasr, a real statement, and a weekly collection routine that takes ten minutes a day.
Direct thermal or ribbon? 40×30 or 58×40? Xprinter or Zebra? And before all that: does your shop even need a label printer, or will the receipt printer do? A decision table, sizes drawn to scale, and rough prices.
The manager types their password on the cashier's keyboard to approve a return — and a week later everyone knows it. A swiped or tapped card fixes that: the two reader families, what they cost in Egypt, why they beat a shared password, and what a manager card is not.
Every box in the bin was money already paid. FEFO in two lines, the real cost of throwing stock away, and how an expiry date on every product in PosMasr turns waste into a sale before it is too late.
58 or 80 mm? USB or LAN? Auto-cutter or not? The printers you actually see in Egyptian shops with rough prices, what paper rolls cost, and how to fix the 'prints squares' and 'faded receipt' problems before you call anyone.
The e-receipt system in shop-owner language: what it really is, ERP versus POS registration in the taxpayer profile, what the customer sees on the receipt, and how to switch it on in PosMasr in half an hour.
Excel is a fine choice for a first shop… until a specific moment. Here are the six moments the spreadsheet breaks, a task-by-task table, and how to move your products into PosMasr with a single CSV file without giving Excel up entirely.
A waiter should not search through accounting to take an order, and a cashier should not receive payroll access merely to find checkout. Sep
A useful tablet workspace shows the tools the business actually needs. Retailers should not navigate unused table operations; restaurants st
A spreadsheet and a refreshed dashboard are only as reliable as their source period. Start with an exact range and a report whose totals you
Search is most useful when it recognizes ordinary wording while preserving precise identifiers. A misspelled setting name may still find the
The stock on the till never matches the shelf by itself. A full count in one evening, with your phone and its camera, no paper and no scanner — then a shrinkage figure and an accurate reorder.
Three guests sharing one item should produce one exact bill total, not three rounded approximations that lose money or duplicate stock. Allo
Elapsed time since an order began cannot explain which stage took too long. Preparation, readiness, service and payment are different events
300 pounds a month looks cheaper than 8,500 once — until you work it out over three years. The real difference between a subscription and a license, what “free” actually costs, the fees that never appear on the pricing page, and exactly what PosMasr charges.
A normal PC with a touch monitor, an all-in-one terminal, or a used PC with a mouse? Sizes, touch types, a second screen for the customer or the kitchen, PC specs, the brands sold in Egypt and rough prices — with a table that says which setup fits which shop.
An ingredient recipe and a prepared product describe different inventory moments. A preparation batch consumes materials and creates prepare
A customer who watches the amount build up does not argue about the receipt. The four kinds of customer display — a full second monitor, the two-line pole, the digits-only LED and the rear screen on an all-in-one — how they connect, whether they show Arabic, and what they cost.
'Free' means five different things in POS software, and none of them stays free for three years. The five kinds, a real-cost table covering time, hardware, support and data-loss risk, and a checklist to run before choosing any program.
A table order is a sequence of responsibilities, not merely a receipt. A useful training shift starts with one table, a few products and nam
EAN-13, UPC, Code 128, weight barcodes, QR, Data Matrix on medicines… what each one looks like, where it shows up in Egypt, what scanner you need, and how PosMasr handles all of them out of the box.
Try PosMasr free for 14 days. Any USB scanner, any thermal printer, no subscription.
Two ways to use the same market. Choose the route that fits your business.
Shops can search published products by name, brand, category or GTIN. Your public business profile gives them a way to understand who supplies the goods.
For suppliers
Browse the public directory by product, brand, category or GTIN. Check the supplier profile and compare currency, unit and pack size together.
For shopsSearch by feature, screen or task. Open a guide and share its link with your team.
Download, pick your products from the ready catalogue, plug in the printer and start selling today — no internet needed. Want the shop on any device instead? PosMasr Cloud runs online.
