SHRASIT Solutions
Product · Point of Sale

Point of sale that survives a Friday rush, and an audit.

SHRAS POS runs lanes in supermarkets, fashion chains, pharmacies, QSR kitchens and service counters across the GCC. Built offline-first, certified for ZATCA Phase 2 and FTA e-invoicing, integrated with the ERP, ecommerce, payment and aggregator stacks our customers actually use.

Cashier handing a card terminal to a customer at a checkout counter
Retail · F&B · Pharmacy · Service

POS in numbers

Lanes in production
0+
Countries deployed
0
Avg lane uptime
High
Tx peak / store / hr
0

What sits inside a SHRAS IT Solutions lane

Six things every SHRAS POS engagement gets, by default.

  • 01

    Offline-first lane

    Sales never stop when the link drops. Each lane carries its own SQLite store, replays receipts to head office on reconnect, and reconciles inventory and tender at end-of-day.

  • 02

    E-invoicing & fiscalization

    ZATCA Phase 2 (Fatoora) and FTA-compliant e-invoicing across the GCC, with pluggable adapters for additional regional tax regimes. Hash chain, QR, and signed JSON / UBL out of the box.

  • 03

    Payments, every rail you need

    EMV chip, contactless, mada, GCCNet, UPI, BNPL (Tabby, Tamara, Postpay), Apple Pay, Google Pay, gift cards, store credit and split tender. PCI-DSS Level 1 with semi-integrated P2PE.

  • 04

    Inventory at the lane

    Live stock from the warehouse, lot / batch tracking, expiry control for pharmacy and grocery, serialization for electronics and bonded warehouses, and inter-store transfers from the cashier UI.

  • 05

    Hardware-agnostic

    Star, Epson and Bixolon printers; Honeywell and Zebra scanners; Verifone, Ingenico and Pax PIN-pads; CAS scales; customer displays; cash drawers, all on a single device-services layer.

  • 06

    Loss prevention & audit

    Refund and discount approvals, cashier shift control, tamper-evident audit log, CCTV time-code overlays, exception reporting and head-office void review, all without slowing the queue.

Verticals

The kinds of operators we run lanes for.

  • Apparel & department

    Fashion & specialty retail

    Mall, high-street and outlet stores with size-and-colour SKU complexity, frequent promotions and clienteling expectations.

    • Style / colour / size matrices and barcode print on demand
    • Clienteling profile, wishlist, endless aisle, ship-from-store
    • Markdown calendar, BOGO, mix-and-match and tax-inclusive pricing
    • Loyalty wallet with tiered points, vouchers and birthday rules
  • Grocery & supermarket

    Supermarket & hypermarket

    Front-end checkout that holds up at peak, Friday after prayers, Ramadan iftar, Black Friday, with weight, deposit and age-restricted SKUs.

    • Integrated weighing scale and PLU lookup at the lane
    • Fast keyboard mode for senior cashiers; touch mode for juniors
    • Manager override for refunds, age check and tender exceptions
    • Returns by receipt, returns without receipt and exchange flows
  • Restaurants & QSR

    F&B, QSR and cloud kitchens

    Full table service, quick service and dark-kitchen operations on the same engine, with kitchen display, modifiers and aggregator integration.

    • Table plan, course firing, splits, transfers and tip handling
    • Kitchen Display System (KDS), bump screens and prep timers
    • Modifiers, combos, recipe-level cost and waste tracking
    • Talabat, Jahez, HungerStation, Careem, Deliveroo, Zomato bridges
  • Pharmacy & clinic retail

    Pharmacy & wellness

    Compliant prescription dispensing alongside front-shop OTC and beauty, with insurance e-claim and controlled-substance audit.

    • Prescription dispensing with drug-drug interaction warnings
    • NPHIES e-claim, DHA / DOH e-claim and TPA pre-auth
    • Lot, batch and expiry; cold-chain receiving; controlled-drug log
    • Repeat-fill reminders and patient profile across stores
  • Service & enterprise

    B2B counter & service desks

    Spare-parts counters, building-material trade desks, service centres and labour camps that need invoice-style POS, not retail receipts.

    • Quote → sales-order → invoice in one cashier flow
    • Customer-specific pricing, credit limits and on-account tender
    • Trade-in, RMA and warranty look-up against ERP serial master
    • Multi-currency, multi-VAT and bilingual (Arabic / English) print
  • Mobile & queue-bust

    mPOS, line-bust & pop-up

    Hand-held lanes for queue-bust, pop-up stores, exhibition counters and field sales, same product, same loyalty, same auth.

    • iOS and Android line-bust app on Sunmi, Pax A920 and consumer devices
    • Offline cache survives 8-hour shifts and weak Wi-Fi
    • Bluetooth printer or e-receipt over WhatsApp / SMS / email
    • Single sign-on with the in-store cashier roster and till float

How it's wired

Lane. Store. Cloud. Integrations. In that order.

The tier that matters most is the lane. Everything else exists so the cashier never has to wait for it.

  1. 01

    Lane

    Edge node per till, runs autonomously, syncs in the background. Updates roll out per store window without touching the queue.

  2. 02

    Store server

    Optional in-store consolidator for chains that want a LAN-bound source of truth and resilience to flaky internet.

  3. 03

    Head office

    Multi-tenant cloud control plane: catalogue, pricing, promotions, users, roles, fiscal config, dashboards and store-by-store audit.

  4. 04

    Integrations

    Pluggable adapters into ERP, ecommerce, WMS, CRM, accounting and payments, no shared database, no nightly batch, no brittle file drops.

Plays nicely with

Speaks the same language as the rest of your stack.

ERP

  • SAP S/4HANA
  • Oracle Fusion
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365
  • NetSuite
  • Tally

Ecommerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • Magento / Adobe Commerce
  • Salesforce Commerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Custom headless

Payments

  • Network International
  • Geidea
  • Amazon Payment Services
  • Stripe Terminal
  • Adyen

Tax & e-invoice

  • ZATCA Phase 2
  • FTA
  • NBR
  • OTA
  • ETA
  • GST

Aggregators

  • Talabat
  • Jahez
  • HungerStation
  • Careem
  • Deliveroo
  • Zomato
  • Uber Eats

Hardware

  • Star
  • Epson
  • Bixolon
  • Honeywell
  • Zebra
  • Verifone
  • Ingenico
  • Pax
  • CAS scales

Compliance

  • PCI-DSS Level 1
  • P2PE / EMV
  • ZATCA Phase 2 (Fatoora)
  • FTA e-invoicing
  • GDPR / PDPL
  • ISO 27001

Unified commerce

One catalogue, one customer, one stock pool.

POS, ecommerce and ERP wired into the same product master, the same customer wallet and the same warehouse, so a return at the till clears the online order and an in-store earn shows up in the app before the customer reaches the car.