uniCenta oPOS is a multi-lingual – 17 languages – commercial-grade POS (Point-Of-Sale) software.
It is multi-location, multi-terminal and multi-user and runs on industry standard hardware.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Peripheral support for Epson (and compatible), Star + other…
- Switchable/Mixable Retail, Restaurant and Store sales screens.
- Bar; Cafe; Leisure; Restaurant; Retailer; Supermarket; General Store; Lots more…
- Automatic screen resolution scaling from 1024 x 768 up.
- Highly User customizable Sales screen, Ticket and Receipt layouts.
- Designed for mobile retailers POS / Pop-up type stores.
- Customers; Products; Inventory and Multi-Location management.
- Apache Derby; MySQL; HSQLDB; PostgreSQL; Oracle databases and Cloud hosted databases.
- Category + Product Import.
- Multiple Printers + Output to Kitchen Display monitors.
- 50+ High Quality Reports.
- Internal Payment Gateways (US) and External terminal support – Chip and Pin.
- Barcode scanner; iButton/Dallas Key; Weighing Scales; Mag Card; Customer Display.
- Powerful scripting language.
- Multi-Language – 17 languages including English; Spanish; German; French; Dutch; more….
- Cloud hosted database capable.
- User and Role Security i.e.; Admin; Manager; Clerk; Guest Security.
- Inventory Management.
- Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows.
Website: unicenta.com
Support: SourceForge Project Page
Developer: Jack Gerrard
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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