Accounting and POS system for Iraq

What should a good POS system in Iraq have?

Speed at rush hour, resilience when internet or power drops, two-currency support, permissions that prevent tampering, and reports an owner can read without an accountant.

• Fast checkout by barcode or name search, with shortcuts for best sellers.
• Full offline operation with automatic sync to head office when back online.
• Accept dinar, dollar or both with automatic change calculation.
• Cashier permissions: discounts, returns and voids require approval.
• Shift close and cash count that reveal any discrepancy immediately.
• Arabic thermal receipts, cash drawer, barcode scanner and scale integration.

How does the POS connect to inventory and accounting?

Every sale deducts stock and posts revenue and cost of goods to the ledger instantly, with no extra manual entry.

You see your real daily profit, not an estimate; you get alerts when an item hits its reorder level; and you spot slow movers tying up your capital. For pharmacies and groceries we track batches and expiry dates and warn before they lapse.

Which businesses is it for?

Retail shops, supermarkets, restaurants and cafés, pharmacies, fashion and electronics stores, and wholesalers.

• Restaurants: tables, kitchen tickets, delivery, and recipes that deduct ingredients.
• Pharmacies: drug alternatives, batches and expiry, sell by strip or box.
• Fashion: sizes and colours per item, stock by variant.
• Wholesale: price tiers per customer type, credit sales and debt tracking.

Do I need to buy new hardware?

Usually not. It runs on ordinary Windows PCs, touch POS terminals and some tablets, and we help you choose only what you’re missing.