2026-07-02 · Floors · 5 min
Four kinds of shops. One easy system.
Grocery wants a fast queue. Pharmacy wants expiry. Restaurants want tables. Retail is everything else — clothes, mobile shops, cosmetics, hardware. Pretending they are the same is how POS tools fail.
Hisaar is a company that builds ERP for different kinds of shops. The heart of it is Omni Ledger — a POS that fits the floor you actually run.
Grocery is the base: scan, udhaar, night cash count, stock. Pharmacy adds batches and expiry. Restaurant replaces the shopping cart with tables and a kitchen ticket. Retail is the rest: clothes, mobile shops, cosmetics, hardware — leftover kinds named, not only garments.
A takeaway window does not need tables. A stall selling one cut of cloth does not need size and colour. A mobile counter does not need a kitchen ticket. We say this plainly because selling the wrong plan is how you lose the shop in month two.
If you legally need expiry batches, we will tell you Starter is the wrong conversation. If you have eight tables, we trial Pro. If leftover sizes or leftover phone models are the pain, that report comes out on day one of the demo.