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For retail and e-commerce

Run your shops, online store and stock on one platform

A till that scans and keeps selling offline, drawers counted at close, loyalty and coupons, an online store with Gulf payments, and stock that follows every sale.

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What you get

The parts of Tarleaks a retailer uses most. Each links to the full feature list.

Scan and sell at the till

Scan a barcode or type a name. A case barcode adds the whole case in one beep, and an unknown code is looked up before the till gives up.

Point of sale

Keep selling when the internet drops

Sales wait on the tablet and are sent when the connection returns. A sale sent twice is filed once.

Point of sale

Every drawer counted at close

Cashiers count each payment method against what the till expects, and the end-of-day (Z) report is frozen when the shift closes.

Point of sale

Loyalty points and coupons

Customers earn points on every paid sale and see their balance on the receipt. Coupons take a percentage or an amount off, or give a free item.

Point of sale

An online store with Gulf payments

Your web developer builds the shop pages on the store's application programming interface (API). Shoppers pay by card through Tap, Telr, PayTabs, Checkout.com or Stripe.

Online store

Stock that follows every sale

With Inventory, each till sale takes its items out of the shop's stock, and a reorder queue lists what has fallen below its reorder level.

Point of sale

Apps you will use

The apps a retailer usually starts with. Each shares the same products, customers and stock.

Also used in store

Smaller pieces that save time every week.

  • Sizes and colours become variants, each sold and stocked on its own. Online store
  • Price lists for retail, trade and offers such as Ramadan, limited to a sales channel, a branch and dates. Online store
  • Discounts above the cashier's limit, and every refund, need a manager. Point of sale
  • Cash on delivery with no setup. The order is not booked as paid until the cash is collected. Online store
  • Bring your catalogue across from a Shopify, WooCommerce, Odoo or Zoho export. Online store
  • One invoice per sale instead of one summary per shift, for customers who need a document for each sale. Point of sale

Guides

Plain-language guides from our blog, with their official sources, and step-by-step guides for each role.

Step-by-step role guides

Questions

Does the till work without internet?

Yes, for selling. Each till keeps a copy of your products, prices and taxes and queues sales on the tablet. A shift must be opened while online, and a sale the server cannot accept is kept for a manager instead of being lost.

Does the till issue e-invoices?

Not by itself. The till does not sign or submit e-invoices, and its receipts carry no e-invoice QR code. You can switch to one invoice per sale, so Accounting drafts an invoice for each paid sale for a person to review.

Can a cashier give discounts or refunds alone?

Only up to the limit you set. A discount above the cashier's limit needs a manager, every refund needs a manager and a reason, and each correction is written to the audit trail.

Not covered yet

  • Card terminals, cash drawers and customer displays are not connected to the till. Card payments are recorded with a reference, such as the approval code.
  • The online store has no ready-made shop website connected to it yet. A web developer builds the pages on the store's API.
  • Selling through marketplaces such as Amazon or Noon is not connected.

See your own shops in Tarleaks

Tell us how many shops and tills you run and where you sell online, and we will show you the same work in Tarleaks.

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