CoSpread POS records sales offline and syncs when you're back online, while your stock, staff and sales stay organised store by store.
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3 open carts
Made for
The challenge
An unreliable connection shouldn't mean writing sales on paper and entering them again later.
With several stores and many hands, it's hard to know what's on the shelf, what's running low and who changed what.
Cashiers at one branch shouldn't see or act on another branch's sales.
How CoSpread helps
Serve several customers at once with carts that work like browser tabs, and take payment however they want to pay.
More on CoSpread POSEach location keeps its own stock levels, so you always know what each store can sell.
More on Catalogue & InventoryAssign each team member to a store and they can only operate there — on the POS and in the dashboard.
More on Governance & PermissionsCompare stores, follow sales and earnings, and see which products are carrying the business.
More on Business AnalyticsHow it works
The cashier opens a new cart tab and adds items by searching name or SKU.
The customer pays by cash, card or transfer. The order is recorded against this store.
Park the cart and open another while the first customer finds their wallet.
Sales sync to the cloud as soon as there's a connection. Stock drops, and low-stock alerts tell you what to reorder.
Make it yours
Capture the details your shelf and your customers need, with templates you define once and reuse.
Packaged goods
Product specification templateRecommended plan
Standard
CoSpread POS, inventory management, three locations included (more at ₦2k/month each) and five team members.
Compare plansNothing changes at the counter. CoSpread POS saves sales on the device and syncs them automatically when the connection returns.
Not if they're assigned to a location. Team members assigned to a store only see and work on that store's orders and invoices.
Yes. Open as many carts as you need, switch between them like tabs, and check each one out separately.
CoSpread POS runs in the browser today. Desktop apps for Windows, Mac and Linux are coming soon.