Offline POS that keeps selling
The Internet Goes. Billing Doesn’t.
Power cuts and slow connections are normal. The till keeps taking orders and issuing numbered bills, then catches up when the connection is back.
What happens when it drops
1
The signal drops
You keep taking orders. Nothing on screen stops working.
2
Bills still print
Bills carry the next number in your sequence.
3
It catches up
When the internet returns, everything is sent in order.
Outcomes
- No lost sales in a power cut
- No gaps in bill numbers
- No double entry afterwards
- Staff stay calm on busy nights
- Tax reporting that catches up by itself
Built for real connections
The till does not wait for the network to do its job.
- Orders saved on the device first
- Numbered bills while offline
- Automatic sync when you are back
- A clear banner when the till is offline
Printing on your own network
Printers on the same network keep working without the internet.
- A print agent on your local network
- Tickets and bills still print
- Kitchen tickets reach the station
- Test it by pulling the cable
Will bill numbers skip while offline?
No. Numbers are reserved so the sequence stays gap-free.
When are bills sent to the IRD?
As soon as the connection returns. Anything waiting is sent in order.
Can the kitchen still get tickets?
Yes, if your printers are on the same local network.
How can I test it?
Switch off the internet at a quiet time and make a few orders.
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