A till that reconciles to stock and to the books.
Retail margin disappears at the register: mismatched stock, inconsistent prices and cash that does not agree with sales. Xetuu pairs a full-screen POS terminal with inventory, price lists and accounting, so closing a session posts everything that happened.
What gets in the way
Registers that do not reconcile
End-of-day cash and card totals that differ from the system waste hours and hide shrinkage.
Prices that drift between stores
Without a single price list, the same item sells at different prices depending on who last edited it.
Stock found wrong at the shelf
If sales do not deduct stock reliably, replenishment is guesswork and shelves go empty.
Built around how retail, supermarkets businesses work
Fast at the counter
A standalone full-screen terminal for the cashier, with registers, staff assignment and payment methods configured per branch.
- Registers and register profiles
- Payment methods per register
- Broker transaction mode
Stock that follows every sale
Sales deduct stock when the session closes; levels, valuation and stocktakes show the truth.
- Stock levels and valuation
- Stocktakes with mobile counting
- Barcode-ready product catalogue
One price list, every store
Maintain price lists once and apply them across registers and branches.
- Price lists
- Product catalogue and variants
- Customer-specific pricing
The day, posted automatically
Closing a session posts the sales and cash summary to the ledger, ready for reconciliation.
- Sales and cash posting
- Bank and cash reconciliation
- Reports with drill-down
How work moves through it
The processes that matter most in this industry, from first touch to the ledger.
A trading day
- 1Open session
Cashier opens a register.
- 2Sell
Items scanned or selected, payment taken.
- 3Close session
Cash counted against the system.
- 4Stock deducted
Inventory updated in batch.
- 5Books posted
Sales and cash summary posted to Accounting.
Replenish a store
- 1Low stock
Level falls below the reorder rule.
- 2Purchase order
Raised to the supplier.
- 3Receive
Goods receipt increases stock.
- 4Price check
Price list applied.
- 5On shelf
Available at the register.
What changes
Cash that agrees
Session close produces a single, reconciled summary.
Consistent prices
Price lists replace per-till edits.
Fewer empty shelves
Stock reflects every sale.
Faster close
No end-of-day spreadsheet.
What is available today, and what is not
We list only what ships. Anything below the line is not available yet.
- POS terminal, registers, staff and payment methods
- Inventory with stocktakes and valuation
- Price lists and product catalogue
- Automatic sales and cash posting to Accounting
- Broker transaction mode
- Loyalty programmes beyond the stored customer points field
- Promotions engine
Modules for this industry
Retail, Supermarkets & FMCG: questions, answered
Does the POS update inventory and accounts?
Yes. Closing a POS session deducts stock in Inventory and posts the sales and cash summary to Accounting.
Can I run several stores?
Yes. Registers are mapped to branches, and a tenant can operate several branches and companies.
Does it support barcodes?
Products support barcodes in the catalogue, and the terminal is built for fast item entry.
What is a broker transaction?
A mode that serves a broker at the shop price while the printed receipt shows a separate print price. The ledger always posts the real price.
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