Use real product paths first
Download the local edition or open the demo to check checkout, stock, customers, reports and restaurant workflows before trusting a feature list.
Product direction
Posnic POS roadmap: what shops can test now and what is coming next
Posnic is building around a simple operating idea: keep daily billing fast on the shop computer, then add cloud, automation and integrations only where they make the owner safer and faster.
Evidence grows with releases
Runtime, backup, hardware and full-shift claims need exact release, device and acceptance evidence before they become stronger public claims.
Next work follows shop demand
AI help, QR ordering, ecommerce, tax automation and integrations are planned areas. Public pages will keep them separate from shipped behavior.
Offline-first checkout
The local edition runs the primary API and database on the shop computer. Test cash sale, restart, restore and exact payment hand-off for the real counter.
Inventory and price control
Items, variants, categories, purchases, stock logs, low-stock review and price-list routes are documented across the source and API.
Customers, credit and loyalty paths
Customer records, categories, balances, outstanding reports and loyalty API routes support follow-up workflows. Validate privacy and message consent locally.
Restaurant tables, KOT and customer display
Restaurant workflows are visible in docs and product routes. Each table, kitchen printer, display and split-payment setup needs a real acceptance run.
Cloud sync and dashboard
Posnic Cloud is the paid path for sync, remote dashboard and off-site backup. Keep cloud behavior separate from the free local edition during tests.
Demo shop and role testing
The live demo lets visitors explore administrator, manager and cashier paths against sample data that resets regularly.
Next roadmap areas
Planned features customers are asking for
Owner direction captured on 2026-08-28 names these as planned or near-term roadmap areas for the current planning window. They are not release commitments until the product, evidence and support boundary are published.
Free POS chatbot help
An in-product assistant is planned to answer setup and daily-use questions instantly, using Posnic documentation and safe support boundaries.
AI-assisted sales and voice workflows
Voice and AI sales exploration are planned for faster counter help, product lookup and owner insight. The first public claim needs controlled workflow evidence.
Kiosk and QR table ordering
Restaurant self-ordering, table QR ordering and kiosk experiences are planned around staff intervention, accessibility, payment recovery and kitchen routing.
Ecommerce and free cloud storefront
Cloud users are expected to get ecommerce integration paths and a simple ecommerce website option. Stock authority, returns and online-order conflicts must be tested.
E-invoice and tax automation
E-invoice, auto tax submission and country-specific tax automation are planned, but tax compliance claims require local legal and accounting acceptance.
Multi-platform integrations
Delivery, ecommerce, accounting, messaging and marketplace connections need versioned contracts, duplicate-control tests, outage behavior and data-exit paths.
Themes, options and feature switches
Posnic is designed so shops can switch on the modules they need and keep the counter simple. Public pages should show the exact switch, screen and limitation when a flow is released.
Customer loyalty and no-cost marketing
Customer records, credit context and loyalty routes are part of the operating direction. Marketing workflows must respect consent, privacy, delivery limits and measurable business value.
Roadmap proof plan
How each planned POS feature becomes a real claim
Search engines and buyers should see the same thing: Posnic names the customer problem first, then publishes the release, demo, test or limitation that proves how far the feature has gone.
| Roadmap area | Buyer problem | Proof before stronger public claim | Best next action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chatbot help | New users need instant help without waiting for support. | Bounded answer source, escalation rule, privacy limit and failure-handling review. | Request help topics |
| AI or voice sales | Cashiers need faster item lookup, guided selling and owner insight. | Realistic sales tasks, incorrect-answer guard, audit trail, role permission and recovery tests. | Review current screens |
| QR table ordering | Restaurants want table orders without retyping and with kitchen control. | Table identity, menu availability, staff approval, KOT route, payment and cancellation evidence. | Read QR ordering guide |
| Kiosk ordering | Busy counters need self-ordering without losing stock, payment or staff oversight. | Accessibility, menu updates, payment recovery, order ownership and staff intervention tests. | Read kiosk guide |
| Ecommerce storefront | Cloud shops want a simple online catalog connected to POS stock. | Stock authority, order lifecycle, returns, payment reconciliation, SEO controls and data export. | Read ecommerce sync guide |
| E-invoice and tax automation | Owners want fewer filing mistakes and cleaner tax records. | Country-specific legal review, sandbox submission, numbering, correction, retention and audit logs. | Ask setup help |
| Customer loyalty and marketing | Shops want repeat customers without extra software spend. | Consent record, opt-out path, campaign boundary, reward accounting and incremental-value review. | Read loyalty guide |
Help shape Posnic
Tell us the POS workflow that would make your shop switch
Useful feature requests become product evidence targets, roadmap categories and future buyer guides. Describe the business problem, not only the feature name.
Billing speed
Barcode, weighing scale, price override, discount, return, tender and printer workflows.
Stock and price rules
Branch stock, transfers, price lists, expiry, wholesale, supplier and purchase review.
Marketing and loyalty
Customer credit, rewards, WhatsApp follow-up, birthday offers and consent records.
Kiosk, QR and ecommerce
Restaurant tables, online orders, marketplace hand-off and cloud storefront needs.