POS Software in Bangladesh, from One Counter to Many Branches

There is no single best POS for every business, so look for five things: VAT (Mushak) documents, billing that carries on when the internet drops, every branch on one account, a choice of Bangla or English, and a support team you can reach in Bangladesh.

GPOS covers all five. It is cloud POS, inventory and accounting software from Dhaka, with tools for each trade, such as generic-name search for pharmacies and KOT for restaurants. Book a free demo and judge it against the way your business runs.

The cost depends on the modules you choose, how many branches you run and how many users need a login. GPOS has three plans for every industry: Basic, Standard and Premium. Current prices are on the plans page.

You start with a free trial, upgrade whenever you are ready, and add from more than 40 modules and apps as the business grows. To see it working for your trade first, book a free demo.

Billing carries on in offline mode when the internet drops, and GPOS sends the bills to the cloud when the connection returns.

A dropped connection during the Eid rush does not have to stop the counter, and in a restaurant, tables, orders and KOT keep working too. Offline mode covers internet outages, not power cuts.

Yes. The whole software works in Bangla as well as in English, so your staff can bill, check stock and read reports in the language they are most at home with.

Yes. GPOS runs in a web browser, so a business in any country can use it, in English. It offers multi-currency invoices, VAT or GST rates set per product, and a ZATCA e-invoicing module for signed e-invoices in Saudi Arabia (FATOORA phase 2). A free demo shows whether it fits your business.

GPOS handles both: it applies the VAT rate you set on each product, prints Mushak-6.3 invoices and produces the VAT registers and the return worksheet.

Purchases can carry purchase tax, and customer and supplier records hold their VAT numbers. The rates are yours to set, so confirm them with your accountant when you add your products. For the books themselves, see the accounting software.

Yes. A shop in Gazipur, another in Narayanganj and a third in Khulna can all run from one GPOS account, with separate stock, sales and staff for each branch.

Goods move between shops and warehouses as stock transfers, consolidated reports show every branch together, and the staff at each branch get logins of their own. Because GPOS runs in the cloud, the distance between branches makes no difference. Read more on the multi-store POS page.

No special hardware: GPOS is hardware-independent and runs in a web browser on the PC, laptop, tablet or phone you already own, and there is an Android app as well.

At the counter it works with thermal receipt printers, barcode scanners, label printers and cash drawers, and a restaurant can print KOT on 80mm or 58mm printers. If you are setting up a new shop, GPOS also sells POS hardware, listed on the hardware page.

Retail and fashion shops, super shops, grocery stores, pharmacies, electronics and mobile shops, jewellery shops, restaurants and cafes, salons, laundries, tailors, wholesalers and distributors can all use GPOS, as can businesses that mainly need accounting.

Each trade gets its own tools: batch recall and first-expiry-first-out for pharmacies; EMI sales and a guarantee register for jewellery; cartons and pieces for wholesale; job cards and karigar wages for tailors; and a tag on every piece for laundries. Start with the page for your trade, such as the pharmacy POS or the jewellery POS.

Support comes from the GPOS team at the head office in Uttara, Dhaka, and it is available 24/7. Call 0179 22 88 555 or 0182 92 33 333, or email support@gposs.com for help with the system, sales@gposs.com about plans and info@gposs.com for anything else.

GPOS System is a Bangladeshi company that trades under a Dhaka trade licence, shown on the About us page. For step-by-step guides, open the Help Center.