Touch-first point of sale with a modern UI, hardware printing and a cashier shift model that ends in a real cash handover — not a guess.
A till that is fast but unaccountable costs you money quietly. A till that is accountable but slow costs you customers. Penahak POS is built to be quick at the counter and reconcilable at the end of the shift, with the variance attributable to a named cashier on a named terminal.
Not a feature list — the sequences your team runs day to day.
Everything listed here posts through the central accounting engine rather than keeping its own separate records.
These are not integrations between separate products. They are modules on one ledger, one party master and one product catalogue.
Stock and cost move as each stocked item is sold.
Sales, refunds and shift cash post with their settlement ledgers.
Counter customers are the same party records CRM and accounting use.
Receipts print through the local bridge, so a printer fault does not stop the sale.
Every total drills down to the source document that produced it, and exports to Excel, CSV or PDF.
The desktop build keeps printing from the local bridge and queues durable print jobs, so service continues. Posting resumes when connectivity returns, and idempotency keys prevent duplicates.
Yes. Discounts above a threshold, voids and price overrides can each require an approver, and all of them are logged with a reason.
The financial engine every other module posts into.
Accounting & FinanceStock truth across every godown, counter and kitchen.
Inventory & StockQuotation to invoice to settlement, with nothing falling between.
Sales & PurchaseFloor, kitchen and bar working off the same order.
Restaurant POSBook a walkthrough and we will demo the modules that match how you actually trade — not a generic slide deck.
No obligation. Typically 30–45 minutes.
