POS software in Pakistan for your counter, stock room and khata.
Billing, inventory, purchasing and accounting in one system. Keep customer credit on a ledger, give a quick receipt or a tax invoice at checkout, and keep selling when the internet is down.
No sign-up and no card. You land in a working demo shop of your business type in seconds.
Everything, in one place
What NexusTill does
for your shop.
Point of sale
A till your cashier learns in a day.
Tap the category, tap the item, take the money. It runs on the laptop, tablet or phone you already own.
- Barcode scanning
- Split and part payments
- Print or email the receipt
- Works on any browser
Customer credit
A khata for every customer.
Credit sales add to the customer's balance and payments reduce it. You can send an overdue customer an email reminder.
- Sell on credit in one tap
- Record part payments
- See who is overdue
Quick & tax invoices
A quick receipt or a tax invoice, from one till.
Give whichever the customer asks for. Both go into the same records, so you don't keep two registers.
- Quick: informal, tax-free
- Tax invoice: official, taxed
- Tax rates built in
Inventory
See what is running low before it runs out.
Stock goes down as you sell and up as you receive. Items below their reorder level are flagged, and one click turns that list into a purchase order for your supplier.
- Live stock levels
- Low-stock alerts
- Transfers between warehouses
Reports
Profit, margin and the daily cash-up.
See what sells, what sits on the shelf, and whether the drawer matches the day's sales at closing.
- Best-sellers and dead stock
- Daily cash-up (Z-report)
- Export to CSV
Ask your shop a question
in plain words.
Ask it the way you would ask your accountant. It reads your own numbers and answers.
- “What did I sell last week?”Reads your sales for those dates.
- “Which items are running low?”Checks stock against your reorder levels.
- “How much is owed to me in total?”Invoiced, collected and still outstanding.
- “What is my stock worth right now?”Counts your stock and prices it.
It only sees your shop. It answers from your data only and follows the asker's permissions, so a cashier cannot read the accounts through it. If it doesn't know, it says so instead of making up a number.
What were my total sales in the last 30 days?
read your sales, 11 Jun to 11 Jul
In the last 30 days, Bloom Grocery had:
- Orders
- 1,284
- Revenue
- Rs 742,350
- Tax collected
- Rs 41,180
- Discounts
- Rs 6,240
Which items are running low?
Three items are below their reorder level: Sugar 1kg, Tea 950g Cooking oil 5L. Shall I start a purchase order?
Keep selling
when the internet goes down.
A dead line or a router reboot stops most cloud tills. NexusTill keeps selling on the device and catches up when the connection returns. Your records live in the cloud, so if a till breaks you can sign in from any browser and carry on.
- Sell with no connectionScan, take payment and hand over the goods. The sale is saved on the device.
- Syncs on its ownQueued sales upload as soon as the internet returns.
- Never charged twiceEach sale has a unique ticket, so a re-sync can't bill a customer twice or count stock twice.
- Survives a reloadQueued sales stay on the device through a browser close, a restart or a power cut.
One product, four businesses
Set up for the kind of business
you run.
Choose your business type and NexusTill turns on the features it needs and leaves the rest off.
And the rest of the shop
It also runs
the back office.
The jobs behind the counter that decide whether the month made money.
Barcode labels
Print your own shelf labels.
Import from a spreadsheet
Load hundreds of products from one CSV file.
Suppliers & purchases
Order stock and receive it. Stock levels and costs update themselves.
Gift cards & promotions
Sell stored-value cards and run discount codes. The till applies both at checkout.
Double-entry books
Every sale, expense and payment goes into a balanced ledger.
Staff & roles
Each cashier gets their own login and only the screens their job needs. Works with multiple branches.
Kitchen display
Orders go from the till to the kitchen in order.
Expenses
Rent, salaries and bills go straight into your profit figures.
Wholesale pricing
Set a bulk price per product. It applies itself to wholesale customers.
No. If the internet drops, the till keeps selling. Sales wait on the device and sync on their own when the connection comes back, so nothing is lost and no one is charged twice.
Yes, both. A quick sale gives the informal receipt most shops use day to day. An official invoice is the taxed one a customer or an auditor asks for. You give whichever is needed, and you don't keep two registers.
Yes. Every customer has a running credit ledger. Sales add to it and payments clear it, so you can see who is overdue and send an email reminder when you need to. It replaces the notebook.
Your data is stored in the cloud, not on the till. Sign in from any browser on a laptop, tablet or phone and everything is where you left it.
Any device with a browser. A barcode scanner and a receipt printer help, and NexusTill supports both, but you can start with the machine you already have.
Ask it about your shop in plain language, such as "what did I sell last week?", "which items are running low?" or "what is my stock worth?", and it answers from your own sales, stock and totals. It doesn't replace the detailed reports, and when it can't reach a figure it says so instead of making one up. It sees only your data and follows the same permissions as the person asking, so a cashier can't use it to see the accounts.
Growth includes 30 questions a day and Scale 100, which is far more than most shopkeepers use. Starter does not include the assistant. The allowance resets every day and the app shows how many you have left, so you are not cut off by surprise.
Yes, up or down, whenever you like. You can start on Starter and move to Growth when you add a second counter. You are not locked in.
Not a full one. NexusTill is a POS with the core of a small-business ERP built in: sales, inventory, purchasing and a customer credit ledger, plus double-entry accounting across branches on the Scale plan. It doesn't do payroll, HR or manufacturing planning, so a business that needs those every day should use a full ERP. Most shops, restaurants and pharmacies don't need them, and get what they need without an ERP's cost or setup.
From the blog
Practical guides for running your shop.
Cash short at the counter? How to do a cash-up for every cashier and shift
Cash short at the counter and two cashiers used the drawer? How a shift cash-up works: count the float, one cashier per drawer, a blind closing count.
Read the guideDukan ka kharcha kaise likhen: how to keep a shop expense register
Dukan ka kharcha kaise likhen: what goes in a shop expense register (rent, bijli, salaries), what stays out, and a simple layout for each entry.
Read the guideDukan ka stock kaise check kare: how to count stock and find out why it is short
Dukan ka stock kaise check kare: count the shelf, compare it with what should be there, and find out why they differ before you blame anyone.
Read the guideTry it free. Pay only if you stay.
Run your whole shop on the full product for 7 days. After that it is one monthly fee, with no per-terminal licence.
Just opened, or thinking of switching?
How the trial works
Add your products, ring up real sales and check the reports. When the 7 days end, nothing is charged automatically. Access pauses until you choose a plan.
Set it up
this afternoon.
Import your products and start selling. There is no hardware to buy and no contract to sign.