POS for clothing and garments stores

Billing that understands sizes and colours

Scan the tag and the till knows the style, size and colour. If a product has no barcode yet, pick the size from a grid. Each variant has its own stock, so selling a medium never quietly takes a large off the shelf count. Print your own barcode labels for new arrivals on a roll or A4 sheet in minutes.

See the size run before it breaks

The fastest-selling size of a style usually sells out first, while the outer sizes sit. Cloud POS Retail shows stock by size for a style across all branches and warehouses, flags sizes that are about to run out, and lets you transfer the missing sizes from another branch by scanning — before a customer walks out.

• Style and size performance Sell-through by style and by size run, so the next order follows real demand.
• Dead stock Items that have not sold in a period, valued in rupees, ready for a sale rack decision.
• Busiest hours A heat map of when customers shop, for staffing on weekends and before Eid.

Exchanges and returns without arguments

Most clothing returns are exchanges for another size. Look up the original receipt, return the line, and sell the new size in the same transaction — stock for both sizes and the cash drawer stay correct. Refunds can go back to the original payment method or onto the customer's store credit, and a cashier's return or exchange can require a manager's PIN.

Season launches, sales and loyalty

Lawn launches, Eid collections and end-of-season sales put pressure on the counter. Hold a sale while a customer tries something on, take any mix of cash, card, JazzCash or bank transfer, and keep discounts within limits you set. Regular customers earn loyalty points on every purchase and can redeem them at the till, and you can email new-arrival announcements to customers who have agreed to hear from you.

Several branches, one stock picture

Whether you have a shop in a market and one in a mall, or a warehouse feeding five outlets, each branch keeps its own stock and cash while you see the total. Mall outlets that are Tier-1 retailers can report every sale to FBR and print the FBR invoice number on the receipt.