Cloud POS and cashier system
Most shop owners in Saudi Arabia buy their POS and their accounting software separately, then spend every month-end reconciling the two. The gap between the cashier's number and the accountant's is not an occasional error — it is the inevitable result of two systems that do not talk.
What a point-of-sale system should actually do
- Deduct stock instantly. The sale reduces the item in the same second, so you do not sell what you do not have or discover the shortfall at stock-count.
- Issue a compliant simplified invoice. With the QR code and mandatory fields, straight from the till with no extra step.
- Keep working when the internet drops. Selling does not stop; transactions are held and synced on reconnect.
- Separate permissions. A cashier sells, and cannot change prices or void an invoice without approval — and voids are logged against whoever authorised them.
- Unify branches. One branch or ten, stock and reporting in one place.
The difference in Fahim
The till in Fahim is not a separate product but an interface onto a full ERP: the same database that holds purchasing, inventory and accounting. There is no monthly reconciliation, because there was only ever one number.
On top of that, you check the shop from your phone without opening a dashboard: “what are today's sales?”, “which items have run out?”, “how does the Olaya branch compare with yesterday?” — an ordinary Arabic question in WhatsApp, answered with a current figure. That is what lets an owner stay on top of a shop from outside it.
And receiving goods from a supplier is done by sending a photo of the invoice: the system reads it, books the expense and updates quantities, instead of keying in dozens of lines by hand.
Who this page is for
Retail shops, groceries, supermarkets, clothing stores, auto parts and building-materials outlets — any business selling defined items in quantities that needs to know its true margin after cost, not just its sales total.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the POS work without internet?
Yes. Selling continues when the connection drops; transactions are held locally and synced automatically when the internet returns, so the shop does not stop and no movement is lost.
Does it support multiple branches?
Yes, with inventory and reporting unified across branches and the ability to view each branch separately or compare them. Restricting staff to their own branch is handled through permissions.
Do I need special POS hardware?
No special hardware is required to start — a device with a browser is enough. A receipt printer, barcode scanner and payment terminal can be connected as the shop needs.
See the plans and pricing, or message us on WhatsApp at 0555246173 and try how Fahim replies for yourself.