A point of sale that works offline

The moment the connection drops

Nothing stops. Products, prices and barcodes are already on the cashier's device. An "offline" bar appears at the top of the screen so the cashier knows, and scanning, searching and selling carry on as usual. Every receipt gets a local reference and is queued on the device itself.

• Barcode scanning and name search work from the local copy
• Line and ticket discounts, sale by weight and held carts all work offline
• The receipt prints immediately with its local reference

When the connection returns

The queue is sent in order, once. The server recognises every operation by its unique id, so if the connection drops halfway through a sync and the device retries, no receipt is recorded twice and no stock is deducted twice. You get a list of what was saved and anything that needs attention.

• Automatic sync in the correct chronological order
• No duplicates, even after ten retries
• A review screen for what synced, what failed and why

Not only the till

The branch's daily operations join the same queue: a customer payment, a return or refund, a goods receipt, a transfer between warehouses, a stock adjustment or count, a supplier payment, and attendance. What needs a connection: signing in, opening and closing a cash shift, adding a new product or customer, expenses, and settings. Reports and the dashboard show the last copy loaded on the device, marked as out of date.

If there is no internet at all

For some businesses the internet is not intermittent but absent. The self-hosted edition of Vezano Pro runs inside your local network with no outside connection: the database on your machine, devices reaching it over the LAN, and a signed perpetual licence that verifies without the internet.