Linux has a good range of open source Point-of-Sale software which can help retailers make considerable cost savings, not simply due to the lack of licensing and upgrade fees.
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Linux has a good range of open source Point-of-Sale software which can help retailers make considerable cost savings, not simply due to the lack of licensing and upgrade fees.
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quicktill provides cash register operation, staff sessions, stock control, discounts and reporting for pubs, events and shops.
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NexoPOS is an extensible web-based point-of-sale system covering orders, refunds, purchasing, inventory, customers and reporting.
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OSPOS manages retail sales, stock, tax, discounts, receipts, customers and suppliers through a browser-based point-of-sale interface.
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Chromis POS offers touchscreen retail checkout, stock tracking, loyalty, barcodes, gift cards and separate back-office management.
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uniCenta provides point-of-sale terminals, stock control, customer records, reporting and payment facilities for shops and restaurants.
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Floreant POS manages restaurant tables, kitchen tickets, takeaway orders, cash drawers and sales reports from touchscreen terminals.
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