About us
A Pakistani software company building for Pakistani businesses
We build software around the realities of Pakistani businesses, not around assumptions made for other markets. Credit that runs for months, cash that moves all day, stock that arrives without barcodes, and connectivity you cannot rely on.
Why we exist
Most POS software sold here was built somewhere else
Walk into a mart in Lahore or a pharmacy in Karachi and you will usually find one of three things: a paper register, a spreadsheet, or an imported POS system with half its features switched off because they do not apply here.
None of those handle the parts that actually define business in Pakistan. Udhaar that runs for two months and is settled in three instalments. A supplier bill with bonus quantities and a claim for damaged stock. Loose rice sold by the kilo alongside barcoded packs. An evening rush that arrives exactly when the internet does not.
OfflinePOS started from those specifics rather than from a generic retail model. We picked the industries where the gap was widest. Grocery and marts, pharmacy, restaurants, wholesale, garments and electronics all got dedicated solutions on one shared, offline-first platform. That list is now 38 solutions across 11 industries, and it grows when businesses tell us what is missing.
How we think
Four things that decide what we build
We build for the counter, not the boardroom
Decisions get made by watching a cashier at 8 PM on a Sunday, not by counting features on a competitor’s website. If something adds a second to a bill, it needs a very good reason to exist.
Offline is a design decision, not a fallback
Software that only works with a connection is not honest about the conditions here. Our products run on the machine at your counter, and treat connectivity as a convenience layer on top.
Specialised beats generic
One product that half-fits forty industries helps nobody. We would rather ship a pharmacy solution that genuinely understands batch and expiry than a universal one that treats them as custom fields.
We tell you when we are not a fit
A business running the wrong software is worse off than a business running none. If your workflow needs something we do not do well, we will say so rather than sell you a licence.
Built here, for here
Made for the Way Pakistan Does Business
Credit that runs for months, cash that moves all day, suppliers who deliver against claims, and connectivity you cannot depend on. These are not edge cases here. They are the business, and OfflinePOS is built around them.
Haji Karim General Store
Credit limit Rs 300,000 · 30 day terms
Outstanding
Rs 186,450
Overdue
Rs 42,800
Last payment
Rs 75,000
04 March
Sales this year
Rs 4.18 M
| Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Mar | Opening balance | 138,250 | ||
| 04 Mar | Receipt · cash | 63,250 | ||
| 07 Mar | Sale INV-24118 | 155,650 | ||
| 09 Mar | Sale return CN-1180 | 147,450 | ||
| 12 Mar | Sale INV-24566 | 186,450 |
Ageing
- Udhaar and khata, treated as a core feature
- Credit is not an edge case in Pakistan. It is how a large share of business is done. Customer ledgers, running balances, partial recoveries, ageing and printable statements are built in, not added as an afterthought.
- Cash-heavy operations
- Most transactions are cash. Opening float, cash in and out, expenses paid from the drawer, and a closing count with recorded variance are all part of the daily workflow.
- Pakistani Rupee throughout
- PKR formatting, rounding conventions and denomination handling are used consistently across billing, reports and printed documents.
- Supplier ledgers and local purchasing
- Purchases arrive with bonus quantities, trade discounts, claims and part-payments. Supplier accounts are built to handle all of it and to produce a balance you can defend.
- Barcode retail and manual counters together
- Plenty of Pakistani stock arrives without a barcode. You can generate and print your own labels, or bill entirely by searching item names.
- Thermal receipt printing as standard
- Support for the 58 mm and 80 mm thermal printers already sitting on Pakistani counters, plus A4 invoices where a formal document is needed.
- Multiple payment methods
- Cash, card, bank transfer and mobile wallets, including split payment across methods on a single bill.
- Terminology your staff already use
- The interface uses the words used on Pakistani counters, so training a new cashier takes an afternoon rather than a fortnight.
Haji Karim General Store
Credit limit Rs 300,000 · 30 day terms
Outstanding
Rs 186,450
Overdue
Rs 42,800
Last payment
Rs 75,000
04 March
Sales this year
Rs 4.18 M
| Date | Particulars | Debit | Credit | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Mar | Opening balance | 138,250 | ||
| 04 Mar | Receipt · cash | 63,250 | ||
| 07 Mar | Sale INV-24118 | 155,650 | ||
| 09 Mar | Sale return CN-1180 | 147,450 | ||
| 12 Mar | Sale INV-24566 | 186,450 |
Ageing
- Karachi
- Lahore
- Islamabad
- Rawalpindi
- Faisalabad
- Multan
- Peshawar
- Quetta
- Gujranwala
- Sialkot
- Hyderabad
- Sargodha
- Bahawalpur
- Abbottabad
Working with us
What happens after you choose us
We learn how your business actually runs
Before anything is installed, we go through your counter flow, your stock, your credit customers and your suppliers. The demo you see is your industry, not a generic slideshow.
Your data is loaded, not typed by you
We import your product list, barcodes, prices, opening stock and outstanding balances from spreadsheets or your existing system, so you are not spending three weeks on data entry.
Your staff are trained on your own data
Training happens on your products and your prices, at your counter, so the first live bill is not the first time anyone has used the system.
We stay close through the first month
The first weeks are when questions come up. Support during that period is deliberately hands-on, because a system nobody uses properly is worse than no system at all.
Talk to us
Tell us about your business
We would rather understand how you work before showing you anything. OfflinePOS is small enough that the person you speak to is the person who will set your system up.