The Internet Drops. Your POS Doesn't.
Local queue survives a router drop. Orders continue. Receipts print. Syncs automatically on reconnect — no manual action required.
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Honest about what runs and what doesn't.
Works Offline
- Order entry
- Ticket printing
- Cash orders
- Local queue
Requires Connectivity
- Card-present payments
- Real-time reporting
- New user login
What Syncs on Reconnect
The offline queue uploads automatically when connectivity returns. No manual action required. No lost orders.
Automatic Upload
Orders queued while offline flush to the server the moment a connection is detected. Staff don't touch a thing.
Conflict Resolution
Timestamps are set at order creation. Sync preserves the original sequence — no reordering, no duplicates.
Honest About the Limits
This is an offline-first design with real constraints. Card-present payments genuinely require internet connectivity — fraud risk is the reason, not a technical oversight. We built the system to be clear about that boundary rather than paper over it.
Design Posture
Most POS vendors quietly fail during outages. We don't — but we're also not pretending card terminals work without a network. Cash and manual workflows keep the kitchen moving. Cards resume the second connectivity returns.