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Frictionless checkout infrastructure. Real-time inventory tracking, local caching, and deep cloud sync. We architect retail operating systems.
Most generic POS software subscriptions fail in Bangladesh because they assume a flawless internet connection and standard credit card payments. We build systems optimized for the realities of local retail.
Why pay 3,000 to 5,000 Taka every month for a cloud POS that you never own? A custom BengalTech POS system gives you the source code, infinite user licenses, and zero recurring software fees.
Whether you run a single pharmacy in Dhanmondi or a 20-branch supermarket chain across Dhaka, a one-time build is the most cost-effective way to scale your operations without being penalized for adding more registers.
Single-node checkout infrastructure. Fast, localized processing for independent retail and dining nodes.
Starts at 60,000 Tk
Distributed staff network. Ideal for pharmacies and high-volume multi-staff outlets.
Starts at 90,000 Tk
Enterprise point-of-sale. Multi-branch cloud replication. Centralized control matrix.
Starts at 1,50,000 Tk
Specialized features for F&B including Kitchen Order Tickets (KOT), table mapping, and recipe costing.
Critical pharmaceutical features including exact batch tracking, expiry date alerts, and generic substitutions.
High-speed billing for supermarkets with deep hardware integration for barcode scanners and digital weight scales.
Before you buy
Choosing POS software is mostly about four decisions, and vendors rarely explain any of them. Get these right and the software matters less than you think. Get them wrong and no feature list saves you.
Internet in Bangladesh drops. If your POS needs a connection to ring up a sale, you stop selling during an outage — at the counter, with a queue. Every POS we build works offline and syncs when the connection returns. Ask any cloud POS vendor exactly what happens when the line goes down, and do not accept "it rarely happens".
A thermal receipt printer and a barcode scanner cover most shops. A cash drawer if you take cash. You do not need a branded POS terminal — a basic desktop or a cheap Android tablet runs the software fine. Hardware is where a lot of POS margin hides in this market.
Imported and local goods often arrive without a scannable barcode, and loose items never have one. A working BD POS has to let you generate and print your own labels, and sell by weight. Systems designed for markets where every SKU is barcoded fall apart on a real Bangladeshi shop floor.
A single shop does not need cloud replication and should not pay for it. It earns its cost the moment you have a second outlet and need one stock position and one owner dashboard. Start local, move to cloud when you actually open the second branch — not in anticipation of it.
The counter is run by someone fast on a calculator who may have never used a business system. If billing takes more keystrokes than the old way, they will quietly stop using it and your data dies. We design the sell screen keyboard-first and train on site. This is the most common reason POS rollouts fail here, and it is not a software problem.
Your sales history is your business. Make sure you can export it, and that it is backed up somewhere you control. Subscription POS vendors that hold your data hostage are a genuine risk when you want to leave — ask about export before you buy, not after.
Engineering Decisions
The technical choices behind every POS we ship.
Why design for no internet?
Internet connectivity in Bangladesh can be unreliable, especially outside Dhaka. Every POS we build runs a local SQLite cache and syncs to the server when online. A power cut or ISP outage at 2pm on a Saturday does not stop sales — transactions queue locally and reconcile when the connection returns.
Why not browser print?
We integrate with thermal printers at the serial/USB level — no print dialog, no browser print preview. A receipt prints within 400ms of a completed transaction. We test against Epson TM-T82, Star TSP100, and locally-available Xprinter models common in Dhaka markets.
Why direct API integration?
We integrate directly with the bKash Merchant API and Nagad API rather than routing through a payment aggregator. This cuts per-transaction fees by ~0.4–0.8%. We handle IPN (Instant Payment Notification) callbacks server-side so a dropped connection never duplicates or voids a payment.
Why can't admins delete audit logs?
Every void, refund, or discount creates an audit log entry that cannot be deleted — even by admins. Inventory theft in retail almost always shows up first as unexplained voids. Our audit trail flags suspicious patterns automatically and is the first report owners request after suspecting shrinkage.
How we work
We ask what your business actually does and where the work is going wrong — before talking about software. If what you need is smaller than what you asked for, this is where we say so. No charge, no obligation.
You get the scope in writing, with a fixed price where the requirements are clear, before any work starts. If something is genuinely unknowable up front, we say that too rather than burying it in an estimate that moves later.
Work ships in agreed stages, and at each one you get something working to click through — not a status update. That means you catch a misunderstanding in week two, when it is cheap, instead of at handover.
Code, hosting, domain, and accounts go in your name. We train your team on the real system with your real data. You are never locked in — if you leave, everything is already yours.
Launch is when the real bugs appear. An agreed post-launch fix period is included in every project. After that, maintenance is a separate retainer with published pricing — not a surprise invoice.
Common questions
Our POS tiers start at 60,000 tk for a single-terminal basic system, 90,000 tk for multi-node setups with barcode and multi-staff support, and 1,50,000 tk for cloud-synced, multi-branch enterprise POS.
Yes — our basic and multi-node tiers use local caching so checkout keeps working during an outage, syncing to the cloud once the connection returns. This is core to how we architect POS systems for Bangladesh's connectivity realities.
Yes, mobile financial services (bKash, Nagad) and cash payments are supported alongside card payments in all our POS tiers.
A cash register only tracks cash in/out. POS software additionally tracks real-time inventory, staff-level sales reporting, and (in cloud tiers) multi-branch performance — worthwhile once you're managing stock or more than one till.
Launch includes an agreed period of post-launch fixes. After that we offer maintenance retainers for updates, monitoring, and small changes so the system stays secure and current.
POS is often the first system a retail business digitizes. These follow naturally.
Multi-branch stock and purchase tracking once one till stops being enough.
View serviceDaily sales posting straight into the ledger without manual re-entry.
View serviceThe wider practice POS sits under, alongside ERP, CRM, and automation.
View serviceUpgrade your physical storefront with next-generation point-of-sale infrastructure.
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