Work & products
24 products, subsystems and practice areas, grounded in nearly two decades of retail, connected commerce, devices and enterprise software.
This archive includes standalone products alongside specialist subsystems and integrations. Earlier generations form part of the engineering record; each page explains its scope.
Extending and localising Microsoft POS.
A long-running development practice on Microsoft POS: Persian experiences, receipts, store extensions and device integration.
Multi-branch retail and head-office integration.
HQ services for exchanging product, supplier, purchasing and transfer information between stores and head office.
CERP. One ecosystem for business operations.
Sales, inventory, finance, loyalty and AI in one connected ecosystem across web, Windows, Android and Linux.
Bridging the checkout and accounting.
Voucher engines and financial integration layers, connecting daily retail activity to account structures and enterprise records.
Connecting ecommerce with store operations.
Connecting ecommerce products, customers and orders to the operational retail system, beyond a standalone online storefront.
Snapp Express, SnappFood and DigiKala Jet integrations.
Connecting external ordering channels with store products, pricing, stock and orders through channel-specific workflows.
Customer loyalty connected to the sale.
Connecting customers, purchase incentives, discount codes and wallet ledgers with actual sale events, across checkout extensions and enterprise services.
Store pricing, promotions and inventory.
Price announcements, offers, item variants, stock ledgers and inventory workflows: the subsystems checkout accuracy relies on.
Retail scales: prices, keys and weight receipts.
Multi-generation retail scale integration, including product and key configuration, weight readings and receipts.
Self-service ordering and retail kiosks.
Customer-facing ordering experiences with printing and payment connectivity, spanning Windows and WPF generations and newer products.
Restaurant operations: tables, kitchens and orders.
Table management, kitchen printing, chef displays and reservations, connecting ordering with preparation and service.
Mobile retail: from PDA to Android POS.
Multiple generations of mobile retail, ordering and device integration, from Windows CE and Mobile to Xamarin, MAUI and Android.
Specialist confectionery and cake-ordering workflows.
Cake-ordering interfaces, visual albums and customer records, adapting general retail software to a specialist trade.
Digital menus and table-linked ordering.
Store-specific menus, table links, temporary orders and waiter calls, connecting an online interface with in-person service.
WhatBot: messaging inside business workflows.
Connecting messaging with customers, receipts and business communications, from CRM applications and bots to sale-receipt delivery.
Electronic invoicing and tax-system integration.
Electronic invoice preparation, submission and status tracking alongside sales and store data.
Store-local operations beyond the cloud.
Local services, store data, backups and data transfer, designed around real deployment conditions and devices.
Connecting payments to checkout and kiosks.
PC-POS interfaces and retail tender workflows, connecting sale amounts, payment responses and the operator experience.
Price checkers and customer-facing displays.
Price lookup and purchase information for customers, from checkout second screens to standalone price-checker applications.
BritEat / BritPOS. Built for the pace of hospitality.
A retail and hospitality platform for the UK, connecting online ordering, management, printing and payments.
YasnaMCP. From conversation to action.
Connecting AI assistants to real business systems, from WordPress and databases to Power BI authoring and operational workflows.
ANPR. Computer vision closer to the device.
Number plate recognition and OCR with a shared recognition core and Windows and Android clients.
Reporting. From data to a usable output.
Enterprise reports and print workflows across platforms, adapted to Persian-speaking users and business devices.
Connected devices. Software in the real world.
From scales and receipt printers to kiosks and local services, connecting software to real-world business operations.