The register
Ring up with photos and categories, discount a line or the whole bill, take cash or charge to a room, and print. Receipts number themselves per till.
NIO POS is a point of sale for cafés, restaurants, guesthouses and shops in the Maldives. Rufiyaa, GST and charging a meal to a guest's room come built in.
What it does
Ring up with photos and categories, discount a line or the whole bill, take cash or charge to a room, and print. Receipts number themselves per till.
Open a table, add to it all evening and settle once. Guests can scan the table QR to order themselves.
Orders reach the kitchen the moment they are sent, with every size and add-on spelled out. Any spare Android tablet becomes the screen.
Items with photos, categories, sizes and add-ons, each with its own price and tax. Type your menu in or mirror it from NIO Books.
Everyone signs in with a PIN, so every sale has a name on it. Cashier, waiter, kitchen and manager each see only their own screens.
Close the day and the takings post to NIO Books as a journal, exactly once. Or run NIO POS on its own with nothing connected.
Built for the Maldives
Tax sits on each item and is charged on the discounted amount, so totals always reconcile.
Confirm the room and guest name and the charge goes on their folio for the front desk to settle.
Posts room charges to Opera Cloud, Mews, Cloudbeds or eZee Absolute, or keeps the folio itself.
When the connection drops the register keeps going, and nothing is entered twice when it comes back.
FAQ
Yes. Tax is set per item and charged on the discounted amount, so a discounted bill charges GST on what the customer actually pays. Money is held as exact decimals, never rounded floating point.
Yes. The cashier confirms the room number and guest name and the charge goes on a folio the front desk settles at check-out. NIO POS keeps that ledger itself or posts it to Opera Cloud, Mews, Cloudbeds or eZee Absolute.
An Android tablet or phone on Android 7.0 or later and any 80mm ESC/POS thermal printer over Bluetooth or the network. Cash drawers open from the printer, and USB or Bluetooth barcode scanners work with no setup.
The register keeps selling. Each sale carries an ID created on the device, so when the connection returns nothing is entered twice.
Each shop gets its own address, menu and staff PINs. Setting one up takes an afternoon, not a project.