UniPOS

How it works

Your business type decides the software, not a salesperson.

When UniPOS is set up for you, it is told what kind of business you run and, if it matters, what kind within that — a bakery is not a cloud kitchen, a pharmacy is not a hardware shop.

From that, it switches on the capabilities that trade needs, uses that trade's words, and offers the order types and fields that trade actually fills in. A restaurant gets a menu, tables and a kitchen note. A hire desk gets assets, reservations and a deposit. Neither has to look at the other's screens.

The point is not customisation. It is that nobody has to configure their way out of software built for someone else's trade — and that the capabilities are part of the product rather than a list of add-ons with prices next to them.

How UniPOS decides what to show A business type feeds into UniPOS, which switches on the capabilities that trade needs: a restaurant gets tables and kitchen tickets, a hire desk gets assets, returns and deposits. Your business type UniPOS resolves your capabilities Restaurant Tables Kitchen tickets Menu, guests Dine-in, delivery Retail Scanner Stock levels Products Suppliers Rental Assets Reservations Returns Deposits

Not on this list?

Most businesses fit one of the four, even when the name does not.

A printing shop bills like a service. A tiffin service bills like a kitchen. A tool library bills like a hire desk. If you are not sure which of the four describes you, describe your day to us instead and we will tell you honestly whether UniPOS fits — including when it does not.

Describe your business to us

See UniPOS running your kind of business.

A demo uses your trade, your words and your kind of bill — not a generic shop.

No card, no obligation, no automated calls.