Selling
A till built for serial-numbered items
Scan a serial or a barcode, split cash and bKash in one sale, hold a cart for later and print an invoice with warranty.
In short
LaptopERP's POS lets a cashier find any sellable unit at their branch by serial, model or SKU, take Cash, bKash, Nagad, card or cheque in one sale, hold and recall carts, and print an invoice with warranty per line. A retried sale after a network drop is never charged twice.
How it works
Search or scan
One search box finds any sellable unit at this branch by serial, model or SKU.
[SCREENSHOT: POS search]Walk-in or named customer
Look the customer up by phone. A sale with money due needs a name.
[SCREENSHOT: customer lookup]Discount and split payment
Add a discount if your role allows it, then split across cash, bKash, Nagad, card or cheque.
[SCREENSHOT: split tender]Complete and print
The invoice prints with warranty on every line.
[SCREENSHOT: invoice]Today's summary at close
Invoiced and collected by method, for your branch.
[SCREENSHOT: today's summary]
What's included
One search box
Any USB or Bluetooth scanner, no setup
Walk-in or named customer (a sale with money due needs a name)
Split tender with still-due and change
Live discount preview (with permission)
Hold and recall carts (7-day expiry)
Draft survives navigation
Duplicate-sale protection
Receipts search and reprint
Today's summary by method
Branch-locked cashiers
Cash register (per branch)
Receive due at the counter
Worked example
A laptop and a mouse, paid two ways
A walk-in customer buys a laptop and a mouse, and pays part in cash and the rest by bKash.
Invoice INV-20261026-0007 prints with 7-day replacement and 1-year service warranty.
- Laptop৳78,500
- Mouse৳1,200
- Paid in cash−৳50,000
- Paid by bKash−৳29,700
Not built yet
- Till screens are English today
- Needs an internet connection
- Returns are done in the admin panel
- No thermal-receipt layout yet
Yes. Any USB or Bluetooth scanner works, with no setup.
See how it fits your shop
Tell us how you run stock, sales and branches. We'll show the workflows that match, and be straight about what isn't built yet.