Yes. Semantic POS supports TIMS integration (Kenya), Rwanda Revenue Authority integration, and EFRIS integration (Uganda Revenue Authority).
No. Semantic POS is built for both restaurants and retail businesses including wines and spirits shops, wholesale outlets, grocery shops, hardware stores, and agro-vets.
Yes. Semantic POS supports TIMS integration (Kenya), Rwanda Revenue Authority integration, and EFRIS integration (Uganda Revenue Authority).
Yes. It works across phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers with a consistent experience.
Yes. With GSM modem integration, Semantic POS can analyze and extract Mpesa SMS/USSD transactions and process them as payments even when internet is unavailable.
Yes. It integrates with Safaricom Daraja API for STK Push prompts and automated online payment processing.
Yes. You can choose any report, set delivery time, and schedule automatic delivery to your preferred WhatsApp number or email address.
Yes. Semantic POS supports multi-location operations in one system, including offline-online branch sync so work continues during internet downtime and syncs once connection returns.
No. There are no limits on users or devices and no extra charges per user or machine.
Yes. You can run Semantic POS as a full cloud setup, hybrid online deployment, or a completely offline installation for remote locations.
Yes. The platform includes anti-tampering and fraud detection plus shift management with shift closing reports, cash drawer tracking, and sales performance by shift.
Restaurant module includes recipe-based stock deduction, manual production batches, running table orders, order transfer/merge tools, and kitchen/customer display workflows with live order status.
You get daily/weekly/monthly/yearly reports, general ledger, customer statements, flexible wholesale vs retail pricing, customer price schemes, creditors and purchase workflows, and low-stock monitoring.