What it does

A point of sale built for the way Cambodia sells

BrownPOS isn’t a foreign system translated into Khmer. It was built in Cambodia for shops that take dollars and riel, accept KHQR, print in Khmer and need to keep selling when the internet drops.

At the counter

What your cashier uses every day

Cambodia POS System — Sanriya Café’s till with the internet down: the top bar says No internet while a sale of iced coffee, pancakes and palm sugar juice carries on
At the counter

Sells without internet

Your products are stored on the device. Sales wait in order and send themselves when the connection comes back.

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Behind the counter

What the owner works with

Real screens from our demo shops: products and stock, customers and credit, and the people who run the shop.

Cambodia POS System — Stock on hand at SorryBuy Mart: counts, reorder points, average cost and value, with low stock in red
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Stock that counts itself

Each sale takes stock down. Low stock turns red before it runs out, and the value is always to hand.

  • Reorder points per product
  • Average cost kept up to date
  • Counts, transfers and adjustments

Behind the counter

What the owner sees

The day, totalled

What sold, how much came in as cash and as KHQR, and who made each sale.

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Cambodia POS System — The day summary on Sanriya Café’s front counter: what should be in the drawer in dollars and riel, the day’s sales by way of payment, and today against yesterday

A summary in Telegram

The day’s totals and important alerts, sent to your Telegram.

More than one shop

Each branch keeps its own stock and figures, all under one account.

Who may do what

Each person signs in with their own PIN

Everyone at the till has their own PIN, so every sale, discount and void is linked to the person who made it.

  • Roles decide who can give discounts or void a sale
  • Risky actions need a manager’s approval first
  • A record of who used the till, and when
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Cambodia POS System — The sign-in screen on Sanriya Café’s till: the team grouped by what each person does, owner, manager, cashiers, waiters, kitchen and stock

The till lists the team grouped by what they do, so each person finds their own name at once.

Put BrownPOS on your counter this week

Sell offline, take KHQR and print in Khmer. See it all in a demo, end to end. Your data belongs to you from the first sale.