For Thai multi-branch retail chains

A till your shops open in a browser — not another back-office box to babysit

Point of Sale replaces the ageing till screen bolted to one back-office PC with a browser-based till that opens on any till PC and keeps every branch's numbers in one place. It works entirely on its own — and can connect into QuickEasy BOS too, if that's what your shops already run.

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The problem

Running tills across more than one shop gets harder every time you add a branch

Your till software is stuck on one PC

The till app your cashiers use today is tied to a specific back-office desktop and a specific machine. Replace that PC, and someone has to reinstall and reconfigure the till from scratch before a cashier can ring up a sale again.

Every new till means an IT visit

Opening a new branch, or just adding a second till at a busy shop, means someone has to physically install and configure software on that machine before it can be used.

Head office can't see today's numbers without calling around

If you run more than one shop, finding out how today's sales are going across every branch means phoning each one or waiting for someone to compile it — not opening one screen.

The solution

One browser-based till, ready to run on its own

Opens in a browser, on any till PC

Point of Sale runs in Chrome or Edge. There's nothing to install — set up a new till by opening the browser and signing in, the same as any other till in the chain.

New tills go live in minutes, not a scheduled visit

Opening a new branch or adding a second till just means opening the browser and signing in — no technician, no callout, no waiting on IT to configure a machine.

One screen for every branch's sales

Head office sees today's sales, branch by branch and till by till, from a single screen — no phone calls, no waiting on someone to compile an end-of-day report.

What it looks like

One screen for the whole day

Preview — this will be replaced with a real screenshot of the Point of Sale dashboard once the first module ships.

What you're actually paying for

Ongoing management and support, priced per branch

Point of Sale is priced per branch, per till, billed monthly. What that covers is ongoing management and support — keeping the till running, keeping your branches' numbers in sync, and being reachable when something needs attention. Cancel any time.

We don't publish a flat number here, because the right setup depends on how many branches and tills you're running. Talk to us and we'll put a proper quote together.

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Built for one market, properly

Built for Thailand's multi-branch retail chains

Point of Sale is being built specifically for Thailand's multi-branch retail chains — not a generic till translated after the fact. That focus is deliberate: getting the till workflow, the receipt printing, and Thai VAT right for one market before trying to serve every market at once.

Before you talk to us

Questions worth answering up front

“Do we need any particular back-office system to use this?”
No — Point of Sale works entirely on its own. If you already run QuickEasy BOS, it can also connect into that so you're not stuck reconciling two systems, but it isn't a requirement.
“That sounds like another system for us to manage.”
It's a standalone till by default — one place your branches' sales live, nothing else to stand up first. For shops already on QuickEasy BOS, it can share numbers with that too instead of running as a second, disconnected system.
“What about our receipt printer?”
Point of Sale is built to work with a standard USB or network receipt printer from the till PC's browser. We haven't tested it against every printer model yet — tell us what your shops run and we'll work through compatibility with you before you commit to anything.

Who's behind this

Built by Vibe Crafted Software

Point of Sale is built by Vibe Crafted Software for Thailand's multi-branch retailers. This is a pitch for the idea, not a finished rollout, and we'd rather show you honestly where it stands than oversell it. If a browser-based till for your shops sounds useful, talk to us.

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