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Point of sale connected to the wider workflow

Point of sale connected to inventory and collection

Complete sales quickly at the cashier, with product lookup, payment recording, and inventory movement connected to the operation.

Point-of-sale workflow
An illustrative path from the cashier session through product selection, payment, and inventory movement.

Direct sales operations

Nizma POS is part of the sales and inventory cycle. It keeps the invoice, payments, cashier session, and product movement in connected records.

Verified product capabilities

Practical details for day-to-day work

Fast product search

Search by product name, code, or registered barcode and see its price, unit, and recorded tax.

Cashier sessions and terminals

Open a session on a terminal linked to a branch and warehouse, then review sales and cash movements through closing.

Multiple payment methods

Split the transaction across eligible payment methods and record a reference for each payment when needed.

Sales and returns with stock movement

Issue stock when selling and restore it on a return through the warehouse linked to the terminal.

Workflow

How this capability works in Nizma

  1. 01

    Open the session

    Choose an allowed POS terminal and work from its linked warehouse.

  2. 02

    Build the cart and take payment

    Add products, quantities, and discounts, then select a customer and payment methods.

  3. 03

    Save and follow the session

    Nizma creates the sales invoice and records inventory and payment activity in the session details.

Practical value

What becomes clearer for your team

A clearer cashier cart

Product, quantity, price, and discount details stay visible before completing the sale.

Warehouse-linked sales

Stock products move from the POS terminal warehouse when the invoice is issued.

Session visibility

Review sales, payments, cash movements, and expected and actual cash.

Questions about this capability

Answers before you start

Can the cashier search by barcode?

Yes. POS product search covers the product name, code, and registered barcodes.

Yes. A terminal can be linked to a warehouse that supplies stock movements for its sales.

Yes. A POS sale accepts a set of payments using eligible payment methods.

A return can be created against the original invoice within the sold quantities, with its refund and stock restoration recorded.

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