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Point-of-sale softwarethat keeps the countermoving.

A till that stops when the internet does, or a stock list that disagrees with the online store, costs real money every day. We build point-of-sale and inventory systems that fit how a shop actually trades, offline or in the cloud.

vevilo / shared inventory
Vevilo’s public product preview shows the pharmacy counter and online store reading from the same stock record.

Who it is for

Built for teams like these.

  • Pharmacies and shops with batches and expiry dates

    Stock that must be sold earliest-expiry-first and watched for the shelf date, not only the count.

  • Retailers who also sell online

    One inventory behind the counter and the website, so a sale in one place is reflected in the other.

  • Shops with unreliable connections

    A point of sale that keeps working through an outage and does not depend on the network to ring up a sale.

The problems it solves

What goes wrong without it.

  1. 01

    A till that depends on the internet

    Urmar Pharmacy needed a point of sale that keeps working without an internet connection. We built the Offline POS Application for them on request, and still support the team.

  2. 02

    Two stock lists to keep honest

    A pharmacy that also sells online keeps one list for the counter and one for the store, plus batches and expiry dates. Vevilo gives both one inventory.

  3. 03

    Not knowing what is running low or expiring

    Low-stock and expiry alerts, and sales reports, come from the same data the till uses rather than from a separate spreadsheet.

What we build

What is covered.

  • Offline and cloud point of sale

    A till that works without a connection, and a cloud successor that connects the counter to the rest of the business.

  • Batch and expiry-aware inventory

    Stock tracked batch by batch and taken earliest expiry first (FEFO).

  • Online store stock sync

    A sale at the till updates the online store, and any update that failed is listed rather than hidden.

  • Sales reports

    Revenue and stock reports from the same inventory the counter runs on.

How we work on it

The approach, for this kind of project.

The full seven-stage process
  1. 01

    Learn how the counter really works

    We start from how sales, stock and expiry are handled today, because those details decide whether staff use the software.

  2. 02

    Build the till first

    The point of sale is what must never fail, so it comes first, then inventory, alerts and reports on top of it.

  3. 03

    Test with realistic stock

    Batches, expiry dates and awkward sales are tried before anyone relies on it.

  4. 04

    Support after launch

    The Offline POS is still supported: help with day-to-day use and database questions.

In our work

Where we have done it.

  • AI Techbom product / point of sale

    Offline POS Application

    A point-of-sale application that works without an internet connection, built on demand for Urmar Pharmacy. It is an earlier, simpler version of Vevilo, and AI Techbom still helps the pharmacy's team with day-to-day use and database questions.

    Built, supported
  • AI Techbom product / pharmacy operations and pos

    Vevilo

    Vevilo runs the pharmacy counter, tracks medicine batches and expiry dates, and powers a branded online store from one stock record. The desktop till can keep selling through an internet outage.

    Live product

Every project is labelled with where it really stands. All work

Realistic examples

Situations we would scope.

These are typical starting points, not past clients. Tell us yours and we will say honestly whether it fits.

  • A pharmacy moving from a simple till to a connected system

    Start with the till and inventory, then connect the online store once the stock is trustworthy.

  • A shop that trades through connection drops

    A point of sale designed to keep selling and to catch up cleanly when the connection returns.

  • A retailer who wants to see low stock before it runs out

    Alerts and reports built on the inventory the till already updates.

Questions

Straight answers.

Something else? Ask us.

Can the point of sale work without the internet?

Yes. The Offline POS Application we built for Urmar Pharmacy was designed to keep working without a connection.

Is Vevilo available to buy?

Vevilo is live. The product site offers a workspace trial and an interactive shared-stock preview.

Do you only build for pharmacies?

Our POS work so far has been for pharmacies, so that is where our examples are from. The ideas, such as batch tracking, expiry alerts, offline selling and store sync, apply to other kinds of retail, and we would say plainly if a shop needs something we have not built.

Can it connect to our online store?

Vevilo keeps an online store's stock in step with the counter. We would look at your store and set-up before promising a particular connection.

How much does it cost and how long does it take?

It depends on the scope, so we do not publish a price list. After a first conversation we write a staged plan with the trade-offs.

Who supports it after launch?

We do. The Offline POS is still supported, with help for day-to-day use and database questions.

Tell us what you are building.

Describe the problem, who has it and where things stand. We will tell you honestly whether we are a good fit.

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