For service businesses or projects that need invoicing without counter sales.
Explore invoicingUnderstand the difference between invoicing, POS, and compliance before choosing what fits your business.
This page helps you identify your business needs—whether invoicing, counter sales, or compliance such as e-Invoice and SST.
For counter sales with receipts, item lists, and daily sales records.
Explore POSFor businesses that focus on operations first and add e-Invoice or SST when needed.
Explore complianceFits if your business starts with invoicing, not counter sales.
This section helps you understand when invoicing fits better than POS, especially for service businesses or field work.
Focus on invoices, quotations, and customer records that are more organized.
- Create invoices and quotations in the same format without having to redo them every time.
- Save customer records and documents so they are easy to find.
- Fits services, projects, or field work that need invoices.
- Can add details such as TIN, SST, or e-Invoice when needed.
Fits if your business relies on counter sales, instant receipts, and daily item management.
Here we explain the basic POS functions and the short differences between the available plans.
All plans work on Windows desktops and Android devices for daily sales.
Fits main counters with larger screens and stable usage.
Fits mobile operations, booths, or extra counters.
- Enter sales quickly without manual notes.
- Issue receipts and save daily sales records.
- Save item lists so staff do not need to key in every time.
- View sales summaries and use a plan that fits your business.
Do not start with price alone. Ask first: do you sell at a counter, how many terminals are needed, and what type of business operation you have.
Vendor plan fits direct sales to customers with simple and fast daily records.
- Use one counter, manage orders, payments, and daily sales easily.
- Minimal space solution — fits small stalls or tight booths.
- No power point needed — use your own phone or battery-operated POS.
- No internet required for daily use.
- Has fixed premises and needs a more organized sales system.
- Manage counter sales, receipts, and daily records more neatly.
- Option to issue quotations or official invoices via cloud.
- Option to use up to 3 terminals — same branch, different branches, or mobile counters.
- Has many items and needs a more complete sales system.
- Even with many items, daily sales stay organized.
- Sell items in different units such as unit, pack, or carton.
- Manage items with variations such as color, size, or type.
Laundry plan fits laundry businesses that manage incoming laundry, due dates, and customer pickups.
- Manage incoming laundry, due dates, and customer pickups more systematically.
- See job status whether in progress, ready, or not yet collected without manual notes.
- Save customer info so you don't have to re-enter each time.
- Issue receipts for customers and job tickets for staff reference.
- Know where clothes are stored when ready.
- Send WhatsApp notifications to customers when laundry is ready.
Compliance is not for starting. Add when your business needs it.
You can start with invoicing or POS first, then add e-Invoice or SST when needed.
Decide whether you need invoicing or POS for daily work.
Make sure documents, sales, and customers are recorded properly.
Activate e-Invoice or SST when needed.
Add if your business needs to issue e-Invoice.
Add if your business needs SST.
- Good for prospects still comparing invoicing and POS.
- You can discuss first before committing to a specific plan.
- You can mention e-Invoice or SST too if you already see the need for them.