Billing at the counter, stock on the shelf, staff on shift, deliveries at the door, repairs on the bench. G2GposPro joins them so you stop copying numbers between a notebook, a spreadsheet and three apps.
Most shops do not lose money on any single thing. It leaks: an hour re-counting stock, a discount nobody approved, a delivery that never arrived, a staff member paid for a shift they did not work. Each is small. Together they are the difference between a good month and a flat one.
Six people waiting, and the cashier is hunting for a price. The till holds your whole catalogue offline, finds a product from three letters, and remembers what each customer usually buys.
Stock moves on every sale, purchase, transfer and return without anyone typing it in twice. When a count disagrees with the system, you can see the exact entries that caused it.
If you hold a GST registration, the system raises tax invoices. If you do not, it will not let anyone issue one by accident — which is the mistake that costs money later.
Staff clock in from their own phone, at the shop, with the location recorded. Attendance becomes a fact rather than a memory, and payroll reads it directly.
Take the address at the till, hand the sale to a driver, and follow the bike on a map. If nobody was home, that gets recorded as what it was, not as delivered.
Job in, technician assigned, parts costed, estimate approved by the customer before work starts. No more "he said it would be fifteen hundred".
This is where the shop spends its day, so it gets the most attention. The till runs in a browser, on a cheap laptop or an old desktop, and does not fall over when the connection does.
The catalogue is held on the machine. If the line goes down mid-queue, billing continues and syncs when the connection returns. A dropped connection is an inconvenience, not a closed shop.
Scan a barcode, type part of a name, or tap a category tile. Weighing-scale barcodes are read correctly, so loose goods do not need a separate flow.
One price per customer group, quantity slabs for wholesale, and per-item overrides where a manager approves them. A cashier cannot quietly discount a line.
Cash, card, UPI, credit against a customer account, or split across several at once. Credit checks the customer limit before the sale, not after.
The bill type follows whether a tax number is on file, and the cashier is not asked to choose. A shop below the threshold cannot issue a tax invoice by mistake; a registered shop cannot forget to.
Tick delivery, take the address, pin it on a map, and the sale enters the dispatch queue with a delivery charge set per outlet. The manager sends it out with a driver.
Open with a counted float, close with a counted total, and see the difference along with every sale and payment that made it up.
Thermal rolls and A4, twelve layouts, with a different design for GST and non-GST bills. The delivery charge prints on all of them.
Not a cut-down companion app — the counter itself, sized for one hand. Install it straight from the browser and it opens full screen with its own icon, like any other app.
Open the till on a phone and add it to the home screen. No app store, nothing to download, nothing to approve — and it updates itself the next time it opens.
The search box, the totals and the payment button all read in Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada or English. Chosen per user, so the owner and the cashier can each use their own.
The catalogue and the day's sales sit on the phone itself. Billing carries on through a dead patch and syncs when the line comes back — the same offline engine the desktop till runs.
Point the phone camera at a barcode. Pack codes and weighing-scale labels are read correctly too, so a phone is a whole counter and not just a window onto one.
Any reasonably current Android phone or iPhone. No dedicated hardware, and no separate licence — a phone is another way into the till you already pay for.
Each one is separate. Take what earns its keep and leave the rest — you can add any of them later without touching what already works.
A till built for a queue rather than a demonstration. It holds your catalogue on the machine so billing survives a dropped connection, finds products from a barcode or three letters, and decides GST or non-GST from your registration instead of asking the cashier.
Sell one at retail and a dozen at wholesale from the same product record. Slabs apply automatically as the quantity changes, so the cashier never works out which rate applies and a wholesale customer is never charged retail by accident.
A shirt in five sizes, oil in three tin sizes, or a spare part in two grades stays one product with several variations, each with its own barcode, stock and price band. It also holds the price-band data that quantity pricing reads.
Set up a buy-two-get-one, a percentage off a category, or a threshold discount, and the till applies it as the basket is built. The cashier sees what was applied and why, and so does the customer on the bill.
Customers earn points on what they spend and redeem them against a later bill. Earning and redemption rates, minimum basket and maximum redemption per bill are all set by you, and the balance shows at the counter when the customer is selected.
Control what appears on a bill and where: logo, registration details, terms, a QR code for payment, and separate designs for GST invoices and plain bills. Set it once per outlet.
Send a bill, a payment reminder or an order update over WhatsApp from the same screen you raised it on. Also carries the login codes for your own staff, so nobody waits on an SMS that never arrives.
Purchases, supplier returns, transfers between outlets and physical counts, all recorded so the stock figure has a history behind it. When a count disagrees with the system, you can see the entries that explain the gap instead of guessing.
Reads what actually sold, at what rate, and how long a supplier takes, then suggests what to order and how much. It is a starting list for your purchase decision, not an automatic order.
Breakage, spoilage and expiry recorded against a reason, a cost and a person. Stock comes down, the loss lands where an accountant expects it, and the pattern becomes visible over a few months.
Staff clock in from their own phone at the shop, with the location recorded. Attendance feeds leave balances, overtime and payroll directly, so a month's wages are a calculation rather than an argument.
Opening and closing checklists, cleaning rounds, shelf checks and stock rotation, assigned to a person with a start and a finish. Points recognise work done, and a live board shows who is on the floor right now.
Dispatch a delivery from the counter, watch it on a map, and record what actually happened at the door. Vehicles, drivers, documents, fuel and maintenance are tracked alongside, so an expiring insurance is a warning rather than a fine.
Take a device in with its condition recorded, assign a technician, cost the parts, and get the estimate approved by the customer before work starts. The customer knows the price, and you know where every job stands.
A record of edits, deletions, price changes and discounts, with the person and the time. Most of the value is preventive: when staff know entries are recorded, the entries get made properly.
One app on a staff phone, doing the things that need to happen away from the counter. Staff sign in with the same credentials they use at the till, so there is no second account to manage.
With the location recorded, so attendance is a record and not a claim. Breaks, leave requests and overtime claims go through the same app.
Tasks and checklists with a start and a finish, points for work done, and a live board showing who is on the floor right now.
The driver sees the customer, the address and the invoice, advances the trip one tap at a time, and can record a failed delivery honestly when nobody is home.
The app is switched on per shop. Staff at a shop without it cannot connect at all, whatever credentials they hold.
Being straight about this saves everyone a conversation. Some parts are not optional because the till will not run without them, and we would rather say so than sell you a system that breaks.
These ship together because the counter genuinely depends on them. There is no version of G2GposPro that runs without them, so they are not priced separately.
Every one of these is a clean addition. Nothing already working changes when you add one, and nothing breaks when you do not have it — the shop simply does without that capability.
Switched on per shop and per outlet, so a two-shop business can run deliveries at one and not the other.
Per month, in rupees. You pay for the modules you choose and nothing else, and the figures here are the figures on the invoice.
The counter software, price bands and variations, priced as one. Nothing else runs without it, so it is the base rather than something to tick — a shop that bought this only for repairs still pays it.
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2999 a month for both, introductory until 2027-04-30. Bought separately they cost more; wanted on their own, each stays at its own price above. This is a reduction on a pair you already chose, not a package you have to take.
Branch-priced modules fall with each additional outlet. Expanding should not feel like a penalty, and the cost of another shop to us is genuinely lower.
The monthly price never changes. What a longer commitment or an early payment buys is extra months and days of service.
One bill for the business, itemised by branch so you can see what each shop costs and what the scale saved you. Prices exclude taxes.
Each shop's records are separated from every other shop's, at the query level, on every screen and every endpoint.
GST and non-GST billing, financial year from April, rupee formatting, and the tax treatment a shop below the threshold actually needs.
A browser on an ordinary computer, an Android phone for staff. No special hardware, and no per-terminal licence.
A walkthrough with your products and your prices tells you more than any page can. It takes about half an hour.
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