What a POS billing system must do for an Indian shop
A point-of-sale system is the software at the counter that bills the customer, takes the payment and records the sale. In India it also has to be the GST record, the stock ledger and, for many owners, the only daily report they read. The four jobs it must do well are speed at the counter, correct tax on every line, one stock figure that every counter and outlet updates, and reports the owner can act on the same evening.
Most billing problems we see in Rajkot and across Gujarat are not software bugs. They are gaps between how the shop works and how the software assumes it works: loose items sold by weight, mixed GST rates on one bill, credit customers who pay weekly, and counters that must keep working when the internet drops. A POS built for your counter starts from those realities instead of forcing you to change them.
