Made in Cambodia

The till that keeps selling when the internet stops.

BrownPOS runs on your own tablet or computer. Take dollars and riel in the same sale, accept KHQR at the counter, and print Khmer receipts on the printer you already have. If the internet goes down, you keep selling.

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A BrownPOS sale being rung up: three items scanned, a total of $3.60 shown in dollars and riel, paid by KHQR, and the receipt printed BROWNPOS Offline Sync Scan or type to search Coca-Cola 330ml − 1 + $0.75 Jasmine rice 1kg − 1 + $1.10 Eggs (10) − 1 + $1.75 Total $0.00 $0.75 $1.85 $3.60 @ 4,100 0 ៛ 3,075 ៛ 7,585 ៛ 14,760 ៛ F9 Pay $0.00 $0.75 $1.85 $3.60 KHQR
USD + KHR in one sale KHQR through Bakong Khmer on every receipt Offline by default First sale in ten minutes Stock counted as you sell Credit book that adds up Z report at every shift close The day on Telegram Any thermal printer 58 or 80mm A PIN per person and a trail
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Why shops switch

Built for the way Cambodia trades.

Made for the way shops here really work: two currencies, KHQR, Khmer receipts and an internet line you can’t always count on.

Your products and prices are stored on the device, so every sale goes through. When the connection comes back, the sales send themselves.

How it works

Take a five-dollar note and give the change in riel, rounded the way your customers expect. Every amount is kept to the exact cent or riel.

Show the code on screen and the customer scans it with their banking app. The payment is recorded on the sale, with no extra device.

Khmer is printed as an image, so it comes out clearly on the low-cost thermal printers most shops already own. No empty boxes where letters should be.

Every evening, the day’s totals, low stock and anything that needs your attention arrive on your phone.

Keep track of regular customers who pay later, with a credit limit for each one and a statement you can hand them.

Put a booking box on the website you already have, in your colours, at your width, under your rules. Every booking lands in one diary that the back office and the till both read — and nobody takes a commission.

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Record cash in and cash out, count the drawer at closing and print a Z report before you lock up. If the drawer and the till don’t match, you’ll see exactly why.

The problem

Most tills stop when the internet does.

Most cloud point-of-sale systems expect a steady internet connection, and many Cambodian shops don’t always have one. When the line drops, customers wait, sales go into a notebook, and someone spends the evening typing them back in.

BrownPOS works the other way round. The shop’s own device keeps the records at the counter, and the server collects and reports the day’s sales when it can. The counter never waits.

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Cambodia POS System — The BrownPOS till at Sanriya Café, a demo shop, selling Khmer iced coffee, an iced latte, avocado toast and mango sticky rice for $12.25, with the total in riel beneath

Products, the sale and the total in dollars and riel. The top bar shows the till is online.

See it working

Every screen, straight from BrownPOS

Real screenshots of BrownPOS running our four demo shops — Sanriya Café, Mekong Table, SorryBuy Mart and Makod Khmer Cuisine — not mockups. Pick a screen, or let them turn by themselves.

Cambodia POS System — The BrownPOS till at Sanriya Café, a demo shop, selling Khmer iced coffee, an iced latte, avocado toast and mango sticky rice for $12.25, with the total in riel beneath
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A sale in a few taps

Tap a product or scan its barcode. The total shows in dollars and riel, and every key is on the keyboard too.

  • Pictures or names on the buttons
  • Park a sale and bring it back
  • Works the same with the internet down
Four demo shops

A mart, a café and two restaurants, all on BrownPOS

We set up four shops with their products, staff, tables and a month of sales, so every screen you see holds figures you can read. Walk through each one.

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General store & martSorryBuy MartToul Kork, Phnom Penh Cambodia POS System — The back office dashboard of SorryBuy Mart, a demo shop: today’s net sales, margin, the week’s top products, three tills online and payments by way of paying
  • 92 products
  • 3 counters
  • Fresh food by weight
  • Neighbours on account
Tour the mart Café & coffee shopSanriya CaféWat Bo Road, Siem Reap Cambodia POS System — The BrownPOS till at Sanriya Café, a demo shop, selling Khmer iced coffee, an iced latte, avocado toast and mango sticky rice for $12.25, with the total in riel beneath
  • 51 items
  • Sugar and ice choices
  • 26 tables, inside and garden
  • A menu on every phone
Tour the café RestaurantMekong TableChroy Changvar, Phnom Penh Cambodia POS System — The Tables screen of the till at Mekong Table, a demo restaurant: the main hall mid-dinner with tables open, their minutes and bills, the bar, the stairs and the kitchen
  • 48 dishes
  • 25 tables in 3 rooms
  • Waiters on phones
  • 5% service charge
Tour the restaurant Restaurant & bookingsMakod Khmer CuisineBassac Lane, Phnom Penh Cambodia POS System — The Reservations diary at Makod Khmer Cuisine, a demo restaurant: a Sunday evening table by table, each booking on the half hour it starts, with the day’s bookings, guests and tables kept back for walk-ins
  • Bookings on its own page
  • A diary, a list and a floor
  • 4 tables kept back for walk-ins
  • Parties up to 10 online
Tour the bookings
Any screen you have

The same till on every device

BrownPOS runs in the browser, so it adapts to the screen in front of you. These are Sanriya Café’s screens, a demo shop, on a computer, a tablet and a phone.

Cambodia POS System — The BrownPOS till at Sanriya Café, a demo shop, selling Khmer iced coffee, an iced latte, avocado toast and mango sticky rice for $12.25, with the total in riel beneath
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A laptop or a desktop

The widest layout: products and the sale side by side, with every function on a key.

  • USB and Bluetooth printers in Chrome or Edge
  • A barcode scanner plugs straight in
  • A second screen for the customer
Look & feel

A till that looks the way you like it

BrownPOS isn’t one grey screen for everyone. Each till can be light or dark, in any of five styles, with the menu where your hands are, text as big as you need, in Khmer or English. Tap a look to see it.

Cambodia POS System — Sanriya Café’s till in the light look, with a sale of four items
Cambodia POS System — The same till in the dark look
Cambodia POS System — Sanriya Café’s till in the Classic style, with a sale of four items
Cambodia POS System — The same till in the Liquid Glass style, frosted panels over flowing light
Cambodia POS System — The same till in the Clay style, warm and rounded with keys pressed out of the page
Cambodia POS System — The same till in the Soft style, quiet light and shadow with clear edges
Cambodia POS System — The same till in the Black and white style, ink on paper
Cambodia POS System — The same till with its menu down the left side
Cambodia POS System — The same till with extra large text
Cambodia POS System — The same till with coloured product tiles
Cambodia POS System — The same till in Khmer
Cambodia POS System — The till’s Look & feel settings: language, appearance, text size, style, opening animation, menu position and Tables open on
Cambodia POS System — The till on a phone: Sanriya Café’s tables as tiles, the open ones showing their guests, time and bill
The same till fits a phone, too.

Light or dark

Styles

Made to fit

Bright and clear, for a sunny counter.

Floor plan

Draw your restaurant. Run it from the till.

Managers draw the floor in the back office to fit their own place, with quick tools a right-click away and help built in. Waiters and cashiers get the same room on the till, and one right-click opens everything a table needs.

Cambodia POS System — The New area window in the floor plan editor: twelve name ideas in English and Khmer, or a name of your own
Cambodia POS System — Mekong Table’s main hall in the back office floor plan editor: twelve tables, the bar, the cashier desk, the stairs, the restrooms and the kitchen
Cambodia POS System — The Tables drop-down in the floor plan editor: square, round, long or many tables
Cambodia POS System — The Room drop-down in the floor plan editor: wall, door, window, bar, counter, kitchen, plant, stairs, restroom and text
Cambodia POS System — The right-click menu on the bar in the floor plan editor: turn, angles of 0, 45, 90 and 135 degrees, and rotate by 15 degrees
Cambodia POS System — The right-click menu on table H3 in the floor plan editor: seats, shape, size, copy, turn, move to another area, print its QR card and delete
Cambodia POS System — The Details panel beside the floor plan: table H3 with its seats, shape, size and area, each ready to change
Cambodia POS System — The Export window in the floor plan editor: this area or every area, as a picture or a PDF
Cambodia POS System — The floor plan help window: six steps to a floor the till can sell from, the keys, and mouse and touch gestures
Cambodia POS System — The Tables screen on Mekong Table’s till at dinner: the main hall with open tables, their guests, minutes and bills
Cambodia POS System — The till’s Tables screen in List view: every table of Mekong Table as a tile in its colour, with the guests, how long they have sat and the bill so far
Cambodia POS System — The card that opens when the mouse rests on table H5: four guests, open for 42 minutes, $72.75 so far, its served round and what is on the order
Cambodia POS System — Table H5 being carried across the till’s floor onto the free table H1, the card under the hand reading Move to H1
Cambodia POS System — The quick menu of table H5 on the till: add items, send, print bill, pay, guests, move to a free table, split bill, merge and cancel order
Cambodia POS System — The How the floor works card on the till: the five table colours, and dragging to move or join, the quick menu and the resting mouse
0sales lost when the internet drops
1 tapto seat a booked party when they walk in
0%commission on bookings from your own page
24/7your booking page takes tables, even when you are shut

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Questions people ask

Prices and packagesCan I see it before I pay?

Yes. Book a demo and we’ll walk you through the whole thing on a shop that is already selling — the sale, the stock, the reports. Once your shop is set up, your first invoice is due fourteen days later.

Seeing it firstWhat does a demo cost?

Nothing. It’s a conversation, not a commitment.

When the internet goesWhat if the device is switched off before the sales are sent?

Nothing is lost. The queue is saved in the device’s storage, not just in memory, so it survives a shutdown, a flat battery or a closed browser. It picks up where it left off when the till opens again.

Table bookingsCan I take bookings on my own website?

Yes. Turn Reservations on in the back office, open Your booking page, and copy the line of embed code it shows you. Paste that line into your own website where you want the box to stand — it wears your colour and your name — and from then on a guest who books there lands straight in your diary and on the till, with no commission to anybody. If you have no website yet, the box also has an address of its own, something like brownpos.com/book/your-shop, with a printed QR code to match for the door, the table and your Facebook page.

All 55 questions
From the pilot

One evening in the shop.

  1. 19:12the power goes, and the line with it
  2. 23 salesrung up while both were still down
  3. 21:40the line returns and the day syncs itself

“The power cut and the wifi went with it. We kept selling and I did not find out until the boy told me at closing.”

A minimart owner, during the pilot

Try it on your own counter.

We set up a demo with your real products, and nobody needs to visit. If it isn’t right for your shop, you can walk away.

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