Software for your shop
POS, stock and customers in one system. Products are added by barcode, sold with a scanner, and stock goes down on its own.
Sound familiar?
Products typed by hand
Name, category and barcode entered from the keyboard — for every single item, across the whole range.
Stock never matches
One number in the notebook, another on the shelf, and the day's sales counted on a calculator in the evening.
Weighed goods done in your head
Weigh it, multiply by price, slip by a few tiyn — and the till doesn't balance at closing.
A barcode instead of a keyboard
The scanner at the till behaves like a keyboard: scan a code and the product is in the receipt. The same code is ignored for the first second so nothing is rung up twice. New products are added with your phone camera: point it at the barcode and the card opens already filled in.
The scanner and receipt printer are ordinary ones from any electronics shop. No special hardware to buy.
Names come from the National Catalogue
From the barcode the system queries Kazakhstan's National Catalogue and fills in the name and category itself — you only set the price. Not in the catalogue? Fill the card in by hand, as usual.
Weighed goods and electronic scales
Scales connect by cable and the weight lands straight in the receipt — no mental arithmetic. Price is calculated from weight, and fractions don't drift: sums add up in whole tiyn.
And everything else a shop needs
- Inventory counts with a report
- Stock and cost price
- Storefront and orders
- Payroll with Kazakh taxes
- Analytics and ABC analysis
- Debts and instalments
What it costs
Free — forever
10 catalogue items, 5 customers, 2 staff. No card required.
Pro — 4,990 ₸ per month
500 products, 50 contacts, 10 payroll staff. 30 storefront items instead of 5, and no iBoss footer.
Plainly: a shop with a real range will outgrow the free plan — ten items is a single shelf. It is there to try the till and stock on real goods and decide whether this suits you.
Common questions
Which scanner will work?
Any USB scanner that sends the code like a keyboard — the kind sold in any electronics shop. No driver, no setup: plug it in and scan.
Can I work without a scanner?
Yes. Products are found by name search, and the barcode can be read with your phone camera when creating the card. A scanner speeds up the till but isn't required.
What about weighed goods?
Scales connect by cable and the weight lands in the receipt automatically. Without scales the quantity is typed in — fractional amounts are accepted.
Is the receipt fiscal?
No. There is no integration with cash registers or fiscal data operators yet, so the receipt is a sales note, not a fiscal one. If your business is required to use a registered till, you will need to keep it separately.
What languages does it work in?
Kazakh, Russian and English. The language is switched in the interface, and documents and receipts print in the one you choose.