Personal and Professional Services POS
Appointment and service-based businesses, where the diary is the constraint and product sale is secondary.
The inventory logic that defines this version
Every POS version carries an inventory module built for its trade, rather than a generic catalogue adapted to it.
Service and consumable inventory. Consumables deplete against the service performed, so a treatment or a job draws down what it actually used rather than being counted separately.
Capabilities in this version
| Capability | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Appointment and diary | Booking, resource and practitioner assignment, reminders and no-show handling. |
| Service catalogue | Service definitions with duration, resource requirement and consumable usage. |
| Practitioner management | Per-practitioner scheduling, commission and performance reporting. |
| Package and membership | Prepaid packages, memberships and entitlement drawdown at service. |
| Consumable depletion | Consumables deplete against the service performed rather than counted separately. |
| Client record | Service history, preferences and follow-up scheduling held against the client. |
Stand-alone, or joined up
Run it on its own
A single shop or branch can run this version and nothing else. It is a complete system, not a front end waiting for a back office.
Post to the ledger
Add the Accounting and Inventory modules and sales post revenue, cash and stock movement automatically, with no re-entry.
Register the transaction
Add the EIRMS — Electronic Invoice Registration System where the fiscal regime requires it, and registration happens at the point of sale.
Is PRO the right fit?
Tell us the trade and the number of branches, and we will show you this version in operation.