Point of sale · Beirut, Lebanon · Worldwide
Point-of-sale systems for restaurants and retail
A point of sale that keeps inventory and reports current with every sale.
When it’s useful
Sales, stock and cash are tracked in separate places and never agree.
A connected checkout workflow with device requirements and failure behaviour agreed before implementation.
What we scope
- Checkout and sales records
- Stock and order updates
- Receipts and reporting
- Devices, connectivity and failure scenarios
Questions we start with
- How do sales, stock and cash reconcile today?
- Which tills, printers and other devices must be supported?
- What should happen during an outage or at the busiest hour?
Offline behaviour and device scope are defined before build.
Ownership, dependencies, delivery and support responsibilities are agreed in the project scope.
- 01
Share how the operation works and what needs to improve.
- 02
Map the scope, dependencies, ownership and boundaries together.
- 03
Agree the first useful release, its cost and delivery plan before the build.
- 04
Agree any ongoing support explicitly as part of the scope.
Connected to the wider operation
Websites, agents, applications and checkout are considered as parts of the same workflow. Start with the part that needs to improve.
Selected live work
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Who owns the source code?
You keep the source. Domain, infrastructure, deployment and third-party account requirements are defined in the project scope.
Can QVO work with an existing system?
Existing systems and integrations are assessed during scoping. Access, documentation and technical constraints determine what can be connected.
How much does a project cost?
Cost follows the agreed scope: the workflows, pages, integrations, devices and first useful release. Share your requirements and budget range so QVO can map an appropriate scope.
What happens after launch?
Any ongoing support, maintenance and operational responsibilities are agreed explicitly. They are not assumed to be included.