Sales and returns
Record sales and returns, then revisit transaction details when you need to check what happened.
See sales screens →Made for the everyday work of a shop
Run your shop with a little more clarity.
DaDy POS brings sales, stock, purchases and shop accounts into one place. It works offline, so your day-to-day work doesn’t depend on an internet connection.
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Works offlineDesigned for shops that need to keep moving
A look inside DaDy POS
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ONE PLACE FOR THE DAILY DETAILSSALES · STOCK · ACCOUNTS
A more organised shop day
Less hunting through notebooks.
More knowing where you stand.
A busy shop creates a lot of little details: a sale, a return, a supplier bill, a customer balance. DaDy POS gives those everyday records a home, so you can spend less time piecing things together at closing time.
The work behind the counter
Everyday shop work,
in one practical system.
Keep the moving parts of your business together, from the first sale of the day to the report you check at closing.
Products and stock
Keep product records organised and use inventory and stock-adjustment screens to review stock.
Explore inventory →Purchases and suppliers
Record incoming purchases and supplier details, with separate screens for purchase returns and supplier credit.
View purchase screens →Customer accounts
Keep customer records and review customer-credit entries when you need to follow up on a balance.
See customer screens →Expenses, team records and reports
Find dedicated screens for expenses, employees, payroll and reports. The exact setup that suits you can be discussed before purchase.
Ask us about your shop →Feature availability and setup can vary. Ask for a walkthrough of the screens relevant to your shop before purchasing.
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Internet not always available? That’s okay.
Your shop can keep working offline.
DaDy POS is designed to handle day-to-day shop work without requiring an internet connection. Ask us about installation, device requirements and how to protect your records before you get started.
A small idea for the end of a busy day
Close the shop.
Leave tomorrow a clear start.
A calm, practical routine for checking sales and returns, noting those easy-to-forget expenses, and writing down what needs attention in the morning.
Read the shop-closing checklist →A proper look before you decide
Take a look around.
Real screens from DaDy POS. The larger previews keep the details easier to read; tap any image to open it full size.
Want to understand more than a screenshot?
Practical shop guides,
one clear topic at a time.
Each guide opens a full article, starting with its real software screenshot. Read about the shop task, which records to check, and what to ask in a demo.
Sales and daily routines
Read about a shop POS dashboard, recording sales, returns, and checking a transaction.
Open a practical sales guide →Products and stock
Learn about stock checks, product lists, categories, and the questions behind an adjustment.
Open the inventory guide →Customers and suppliers
Explore thoughtful ways to keep account, credit, purchase, and contact records clearer.
Open the credit guide →Expenses, staff, and reports
Follow practical examples for everyday costs, staff records, payroll, and report reviews.
Open the shop reports guide →Each article is a separate, fully readable page, not text hidden behind a button. That keeps the homepage easier to navigate while letting readers open the topic they need. Browse all 20 POS screen guides.
Want to understand more than a screenshot?
Practical shop guides,
one clear topic at a time.
Each guide opens a full article, starting with its real software screenshot. Read about the shop task, which records to check, and what to ask in a demo.
Sales and daily routines
Read about a shop POS dashboard, recording sales, returns, and checking a transaction.
Open a practical sales guide →Products and stock
Learn about stock checks, product lists, categories, and the questions behind an adjustment.
Open the inventory guide →Customers and suppliers
Explore thoughtful ways to keep account, credit, purchase, and contact records clearer.
Open the credit guide →Expenses, staff, and reports
Follow practical examples for everyday costs, staff records, payroll, and report reviews.
Open the shop reports guide →Each article is a separate, fully readable page, not text hidden behind a button. That keeps the homepage easier to navigate while letting readers open the topic they need. Browse all 20 POS screen guides.
Clear pricing, no guesswork
Know the cost
before you say yes.
A shop system should fit your budget as well as your routine. Here is the current price shared by the DaDy POS team.
Ask what the monthly fee covers →DaDy POSFor your shop
Rs 12,500
One-time purchase price
Rs 1,000 / month
Monthly fee applies after purchase. Please confirm what is included, setup arrangements and any device requirements with us before ordering.
Ask about pricingPrices are shown in Pakistani Rupees (PKR).
Good questions to ask
Before you
make a decision.
Buying shop software is easier when the important details are out in the open. If your question isn’t here, just ask us directly.
Get in touch →Does DaDy POS work without the internet?+
Yes. DaDy POS is described as offline software for day-to-day shop work. Ask the team which tasks, if any, need an internet connection, and how installation and updates work.
What does it cost?+
The current price is Rs 12,500 for purchase, followed by a monthly fee of Rs 1,000. Confirm what the monthly fee includes and any applicable terms before you buy.
Will it suit my kind of shop?+
DaDy POS is intended for different kinds of shops. Since each shop has its own workflow, share your product types and routine with the team and request a walkthrough before deciding.
What computer or printer do I need?+
Device and printer requirements are not listed here because they should be confirmed for your setup. Contact the team with your computer details before purchasing.
How do I keep my shop records safe?+
Ask for the recommended backup process before entering live records. Keep a separate, secure backup and test that it can be restored. Don’t assume a backup is automatic unless the team confirms it for your installation.
A real conversation beats a guess