See BrownPOS at work in four real-looking shops
A mart, a café and two restaurants, set up with their products, staff, tables and a month of sales. Every picture on this page is one of their screens.
SorryBuy Mart
A neighbourhood mart with 92 products on its shelves, fresh food sold by weight, dairy with expiry dates and three counters at one branch.
- Three counters trading at once
- Stock received from four suppliers
- Regular customers buying on account
Net sales, margin, the week’s best sellers and all three counters, before the shutters go up.
Sanriya Café
A café with 51 drinks and dishes, a coffee bar and a kitchen that print their own tickets, and 26 tables inside and in the garden.
- Sugar, ice and milk asked as each drink is added
- A front till, a coffee bar tablet and a garden till
- A menu guests read on their own phones
Tap the drinks and the pastries; the total shows in dollars with riel beneath.
Mekong Table
A riverside restaurant with 48 dishes and 25 tables across a main hall, a river terrace and a private room, with a 5% service charge.
- Waiters take orders on their phones
- Rounds go to the kitchen as they are sent
- Guests pay at the desk after they eat
Every table in its place, coloured by what is happening: free, eating, not sent yet, or waiting too long — and everything a waiter does with one is a right-click away, without leaving the floor.
Makod Khmer Cuisine
The same Khmer kitchen as Mekong Table, taking bookings: guests book on the restaurant’s own page, and the diary, the floor and the till all read the same book.
- Guests book on the restaurant’s own page
- A diary, a list and a floor, all one book
- Four tables kept back for whoever walks in
From the restaurant’s own page: the party, the nights that are open, and the times still free that evening.
See a demo
We set up a demo like these with your products and prices, in Khmer or English, before you decide anything.




















