Billing software for kiryana, grocery and general stores: barcode billing, loose atta and daal by the kilo, packs and cartons, retail and wholesale prices, udhaar khata, stock and a day book that balances, on the shop's own Windows PC. It keeps billing when the internet doesn't, and the owner sees every branch online and in the MartPOS Owner app on Android, always with the time each branch last reported.
Scan or search by name, brand or Urdu name; take cash, card, EasyPaisa or JazzCash, or put it on khata.
Sugar, rice and daal kept in kg with parts, sold by weight or by amount: "Rs 100 of sugar", worked out to the gram. A 50 kg bag is a pack with its own price and barcode.
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Internet needed to bill
0.625 kg
Loose stock in parts
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Barcode kinds checked
Made for how Pakistani kiryana and general stores work
See the screens
Real screenshots of the Windows app and the owner portal, with sample shop data; each says the day it was taken.
Type or paste the digits under a barcode: an EAN-13 (13 digits), a UPC-A (12) or an EAN-8 (8). MartPOS verifies the check digit every time an item is saved or imported, and refuses a wrong one rather than guessing.
The check digit matches the other digits. MartPOS would save this code on the item, and the till would find the item when it is scanned.
Kept as your own code
The check digit (the last digit) does not match the others, so one of the digits is mistyped. Scan it again, or read the digits under the bars once more.
MartPOS would refuse this and ask for the barcode again; it never guesses a correction.
Sample numbers chosen for this example, not taken from real products: an EAN-13, a UPC-A and an EAN-8 with correct check digits, then the first one with its last digit mistyped. Checked in your browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere.
One product in two places. The store PC bills with or without internet; MartPOS Cloud shows the owner what each branch reported, and when.
Each shop's main PC runs the store server and owns that branch's records.
For the owner, in any browser and in the Owner app for Android, with two-step sign-in.
What works without internet, what the shop network does, and what the owner sees online: Offline and cloud, explained
A basic billing program does not know that sugar is sold by the kilo and by the 50 kg bag, that a customer's advance is not a sale, or that one carton holds 24 packets while another holds 12. MartPOS does.
Scan or search by name, brand, item code, Urdu name or another name customers ask for. Split a bill across cash, card, bank, EasyPaisa and JazzCash, or put it on khata.
Sugar and daal keep their stock in kg with parts (0.625 kg) and sell by weight or by amount ("Rs 100 of sugar"); a 50 kg bag or a carton is a pack with its own price and barcode.
EAN-13, UPC-A and EAN-8 check digits are verified when an item is saved or imported. A mistyped barcode is refused.
Each item can carry its Urdu name and the other names customers ask for (cheeni, shakar); search finds every one of them.
Credit limits, statements and recoveries for every customer. An advance is held for the customer, not counted as a sale.
Every sale, return, purchase and payment posts a balanced double entry. Till shifts close blind, with the difference recorded.
Download the Windows installer, set up the store PC, and start billing. We help if you ask.
Create your account in a minute and choose Desktop or Cloud. Tell us what you sell and how many counters and branches you have.
Run the installer from the Download page on your main PC, then import your items, customers and suppliers from CSV, every row checked first.
Add extra tills on the shop network if you need them, and pair the store with MartPOS Cloud to see each branch's daily sales.
You cannot stand behind every counter. MartPOS Cloud shows what each branch reported, and never pretends a branch that went quiet is up to date.
Open the full-size screenshot Away from the counter, keep an eye on every branch: today's sales and profit, every bill, stock, khata, cash and what needs you, on your Android phone. Each figure carries the time its branch last reported.
Read-only. Included with every Cloud plan, including its free trial, and with a Desktop licence that has a Cloud plan on top. Android 7.0 and later · version 1.0.0 on the Owner app page.
Every bill reported to FBR's POS system right after it is saved, with FBR's invoice number and QR code on the receipt, and the queue keeps moving.
It is optional and off until the shop switches it on. Registering with FBR is done by you or your tax adviser.
Every sale goes to FBR right after it is saved, through FBR's online API or FBR's Fiscal Component on the store PC. Returns go as credit notes.
Receipts print the FBR invoice number, its QR code, your NTN, STRN and FBR POS ID.
Bills print as offline invoices and are sent to FBR automatically once it can be reached.
No fee, no FBR lines and no FBR fields until you switch it on in Settings.
Bills, stock and khata are your business. These rules are built into MartPOS, not left to habit.
Only the store server writes to the shop's database. Tills ask it, so two counters can never both sell the last packet.
An encrypted backup at the time you choose, after each shift closes and before each database upgrade, read back to check it, with a second copy to another folder such as a USB drive. An owner can restore one on screen, on the same PC or a replacement.
Owners, managers, cashiers, accountants and warehouse staff each sign in with their own name, and every posting records who made it. The owner sets the password and PIN rules and which roles may sign in on which PC.
Posted bills and stock movements are never edited. A correction is a new document with its reason.
The owner can close the books through a date; nothing can be posted into it, and reopening needs a reason.
Owners can require a code from an authenticator app, with one-time recovery codes. Every business's cloud data is kept to its own account.
The same MartPOS for a neighbourhood kiryana or grocery shop, a busy general store, a shop that sells wholesale too, and a mini mart with several tills.
One counter on one PC and no internet worries: loose goods and packs, khata and advances, and a day book that balances.
Learn more about MartPOS for a kiryana shopBarcode billing with packs and cartons, every way to pay, returns against the bill and stock you can count while open.
Learn more about MartPOS for a general storePacked goods by barcode and atta, rice and daal by the kg from one stock, expiry dates on packed milk and bread, and low-stock alerts.
Learn more about MartPOS for a grocery storeExtra tills on the shop network, staff roles and shifts, promotions, transfers between branches and every branch's sales online.
Learn more about MartPOS for a mini mart with branchesRetail and wholesale prices from one stock, a Retail | Wholesale switch at the till, wholesale customers and counters, and khata for trade buyers.
Learn more about MartPOS for a shop that sells wholesale tooUdhaar khata with credit limits, statements and recoveries, advances kept apart, and ageing that shows who owes what and for how long.
Learn more about MartPOS for a shop that runs on udhaarMartPOS Desktop is a lifetime licence, paid once. See plans and prices
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Yes. The shop's main PC runs the MartPOS store server and keeps the records, so billing, returns, purchases, khata payments and closing a shift all work with no internet. Changes go to MartPOS Cloud, in order and each once, when the internet is back.
The Windows installer is on the Download page, and we help you set it up: the store PC, your item list and your staff's first day at the till.
Yes. An item sold loose keeps its stock in kg or litres with parts, such as 0.625 kg, and a bag or carton can be a pack of it with its own price and barcode. The cashier types the weight, or sells by amount: for "Rs 100 of sugar" press F6 and type 100, and the store PC works out the weight to the gram.
Yes. A code of 13, 12 or 8 digits is checked as an EAN-13, UPC-A or EAN-8 barcode when an item is saved or imported, and a wrong check digit is refused. Other codes are kept as your own labels. MartPOS never makes up a barcode.
Yes. Each unit of an item has a retail and a wholesale price, from one stock figure. Customers set to wholesale are charged it, and in Settings › Sales you can show a Retail | Wholesale switch on every bill, start one counter at wholesale, or run the whole shop at wholesale. Owners and managers may switch a bill's prices; a cashier only when the owner allows it.
Yes. Each item can have an Urdu name, shown beside the English name and found by search, and other names customers ask for. The screens themselves are in English.
Yes, and it is optional. Once you switch it on in Settings, every sale and return is reported to FBR right after the bill is saved, through FBR's online API or FBR's Fiscal Component, and the receipt carries the FBR invoice number and QR code. Until then nothing is sent and no FBR fields appear.
Yes, on a Cloud plan: the owner portal in any browser and the MartPOS Owner app for Android show each branch's sales with the time it last reported. A branch that has not reported for 15 minutes is marked STALE, because it may be billing offline.
Yes: MartPOS Owner for Android. It shows today's sales in every branch against yesterday, profit, bills, stock, khata, shifts and cash, FBR and alerts, each figure with the time its branch last reported. It is read-only, and it comes with every Cloud plan, including its free trial, and with a Desktop licence that has a Cloud plan on top. Download it from the Owner app page.
MartPOS Desktop is a lifetime licence, paid once, from Rs 29,900, or in instalments; MartPOS Cloud plans are paid monthly or yearly, from Rs 1,990 a month. Every price is on the pricing page, in PKR, paid by bank transfer, JazzCash or EasyPaisa.
The till and store server are built and tested on 64-bit Windows 11, and have also been tested on a till with 64-bit Windows 10 22H2. The owner portal works in any modern browser.
Start a 14-day free trial, no card required, and download the Windows installer. We help you set it up.
