Selling in Iraq mixes cash and credit. The POS records a cash invoice, a customer ledger entry, or an installment plan, and prints an 80mm or 58mm thermal receipt. 1D laser scanners type the code and press Enter — the system matches SKU, barcode, serial, and EAN/UPC variants.
When power or internet drops, the cashier keeps selling and printing locally. Inventory and debts still need a connection. When the network returns, queued invoices sync. This is not a marketing “full offline” claim — it is a cashier queue built for provincial outages.
The cashier is a full-viewport page after the dashboard, not a setting buried in menus. It fits auto parts, groceries, electronics and fashion — any counter that sells by the piece in IQD and USD.