Projects tagged ‘pos’ and ‘retail’

Posterita is a full WEB POS retail system that handles accounting, stock and inventory management, CRM, fidelity cards, credit sales among many other things. It can cater for a single shop as well as ... [More] for entities with multiple sites. Posterita is platform independent (MAC, Linux, Windows) [Less]

Openbravo POS (previously called Librepos and TinaPOS) is a point of sale application designed for touch screens, supports ESC/POS ticket printers, customer displays and barcode scanners. It is ... [More] multiuser providing product entry forms, reports and charts. It can be integrated with Openbravo ERP. [Less]

POS.Net -- OpenSource Retail Management System written in VB.net

Intelli4 will be a large suite of business software with a strong emphasis on intelligence and data mining using traditional enterprise data sources.

This project was build by JBOSS SEAM. The project is a part of a whole project of Retail Enterprise Resource Planning.

The Point Of Sale device simulator allows retail software that uses JavaPOS APIs to run with out the hassle of attaching hardware. The simulator is ideal for development and automated test at ... [More] workstations without the need for printers, scanners, line displays etc. Our simulated JavaPOS devices can be configured in your jpos.xml. When created, the simulator provides an application window with tabs that represent each device. The simulator currently contains implementations for the following JavaPOS devices: Cash Drawer POS Printer Fiscal Printer Line Display MICR MSR Scanner Signature Capture TRY IT [Less]

A retail management system that's written in PHP. Has everything you will need from inventory tracking, on down to scheduling and time clock features. Plus, we have a few nifty little features ... [More] including the ability to get nightly reports of stock shortages, and full reporting throughout. [Less]

OpenProceedRetail is being designed from the ground up to match the IT systems that are currently in the Retail industry. The driving force behind this is that small and medium sized businesses often ... [More] do not have the money to spend on the point of sale system and lack the more advanced features that are common in large businesses. [Less]