POS software for shops in Türkiye

Turkish retail runs on two tracks. Large chains and discount stores run on central systems. Most shops are small: the neighborhood bakkal, the manav selling fruit and vegetables, the kasap, the bakery, the pharmacy and the clothing boutique. Many of these owners do everything at one counter, often with one person on the till.

Weekly pazar stalls add their own rhythm. Customers pay in cash, by card at the terminal, and more and more through wallets and QR. Credit on account, the veresiye notebook, is still common in neighborhood shops. Owners want to know which products sell, which are running out, and who still owes money at the end of the month.

Shops in the big cities also deal with wholesale buying, supplier invoices on paper or PDF, and a growing set of rules for e-invoices and e-archive receipts. The pains owners raise most often:

• Stock counts that never match the shelf.
• Supplier bills that get typed in by hand.
• Card and cash totals that do not match at day close.
• Internet drops that stop the till.

AIFFICIENTO is built for this counter. Barcode billing, touch tiles for bakery and produce lines, and offline selling keep the queue moving. Customer accounts track veresiye, and reports show daily sales, profit and stock value.