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Choosing a register is not a matter of comparing screens. This guide covers the criteria that actually matter in Morocco: number of terminals, offline use, compliance, modules and hardware, before you ask for a quote.
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Pick the channel, add the items, confirm: the order advances all the way to payment. Demo mockup, illustrative data.
What is your business?
How many tills?
Is the internet connection stable?
Your recommended setup
Answer the three questions to see the recommendation.
Three direct effects on your service, with no new tool to learn.
A café with a single register faces different constraints from a multi-room restaurant: think about how many checkout points must run at once, your peak hours, and the traffic between the floor and the counter. Size it for the service you run today, then plan to add a terminal if the dining room grows.
Two criteria come up in almost every decision: does the register keep taking payments when the internet drops, and are receipts sequentially numbered as the DGI expects? A register that stops at an outage costs you sales; a non-compliant one moves the problem to a tax audit. Check both before you discuss modules.
Orders, KDS, floor plan, inventory, digital menu: each module answers a specific need, and switching them all on from day one inflates the quote without improving service. List what you genuinely use today, add what is missing, then ask for a custom quote for your own configuration instead of buying a fixed bundle.
Modules already share the same data: switch on the ones you need, when you need them.
One system, configured for every business: retail, food service, services and mobile merchants.
Offline: the register keeps taking payments when the internet drops, then syncs.
100% Moroccan: technology designed for businesses in Morocco.
Compliant: VAT, sequential numbering and electronic invoicing.
One tool: sales, stock, team and reports in one place.
Each point of sale keeps its own sales and stock, with one consolidated view of the whole business.
From the first demo to the first shift, the setup is done together with your team.
More modules of the same system, ready to switch on.
The number of checkout points you need at once, and your actual service: one register for a café and a multi-room restaurant have different needs.
Because an internet outage must not stop checkout: the register keeps working locally and syncs later, avoiding sales lost while the connection is down, whenever it happens.
The ones covering what you need today: orders, KDS, floor plan, inventory or digital menu. The rest can be added later, and the quote follows your setup.
Tell us about your activity: we reply with a suited setup and a custom quote.
