What Keira does that other POS don't
A simple till with the basics every shop needs β plus the parts a typical POS is missing. It runs your workshop jobs, event bookings and food orders in one place, messages customers automatically, and comes with a built-in assistant.
The basics β always on
Everything a standard POS gives you, included from the start β so this page can spend the rest of its space on what most tills don't do.
Checkout
Ring up sales, take payment, print or send a receipt.
Products & stock
Catalogue by category with simple inventory counts.
Customers
Lightweight CRM β lookup, enrol, purchase history.
Sales & payments
Gapless sale + receipt numbering, tender records.
Queue board
Public "now serving" display for order pickup.
Reports
Daily sales, analytics dashboards, audit trail.
Promotions
Discounts and simple points / birthday credit.
Notifications
Email & WhatsApp rails for the whole app.
Three trades, three flows
each switched on per shop Β· each with its own way of working Β· all ending at one tillCar & phone repair, tailoring β job cards with parts + labour billing.
Weddings, catering, venue hire β quotes, deposits, instalments, calendar.
Quick-service food β modifiers, open tabs, kitchen tickets.
Beyond a typical POS
The two things a standard till doesn't do β both built in, no add-ons.
Customers messaged automatically
The moment a repair passes QC, the customer gets a WhatsApp β "Your item is ready for collection" β with the total due and your opening hours. Drop-off, completion, and booking / tab payments notify too. No templates, no manual step at the counter.
Keira β a built-in assistant
Staff ask "how do I take a deposit?" and get step-by-step answers drawn from the live workflows, in English or Bahasa Malaysia. Role-aware β a technician gets bench steps, an owner gets setup steps β and it runs on your own machine: private, with no per-message fees.
Yours to change, live
Owners edit these in Settings β changes take effect instantly, no developer needed.
Malaysia rails
Right-sized: most SMEs are under threshold, so compliance ships off.