Aqid ERP's till runs in the browser on a computer, tablet or phone. It reads barcodes, keeps selling when the connection drops, prints 80 mm receipts and closes each session with a cash count. Every sale becomes a cash invoice in the same books, moving stock and cost of sales at weighted average.
The till sells from the item list, which comes with the Growth and Premium plans.
In Saudi Arabia each sale is issued as a simplified tax invoice and reported to ZATCA when the till sends it. A company not yet called into a Phase 2 wave prints the invoice's QR on the receipt. A company in a wave gets a provisional receipt, and the signed invoice with its QR follows once the sale is sent: that is our design, not a ZATCA ruling, so ask your adviser or ZATCA before relying on it.
What each product's own pages said on 6 November 2026. Qoyod's pages could not be read that day, so Qoyod is not in this table.
| Product | Runs on | Offline | Which plan | Published price | ZATCA, in its own words | The books |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aqid ERP | Any device with a modern browser: computer, tablet or phone | Yes: sells offline and sends each sale once, when back online | Growth and Premium (the till sells from the item list) | Growth from 111 | Simplified invoices reported to ZATCA; its listing in ZATCA's directory is in progress | The same books: each sale a cash invoice, with stock and cost of sales |
| Foodics | Not stated on the pages we read | Not stated on the pages we read | Starter, Basic and Advanced bundles, per branch; inventory from Basic | 248 Starter bundle, monthly; SAR 2,736 a year paid yearly | "Compliant with ZATCA's Regulations, Out of the Box"; receipts "compatible with the e-invoicing regulations" | Its own Foodics Accounting module: journal entries from the POS, VAT filing |
| Odoo Point of Sale | Any device with a modern browser; printers, scanners and cash drawers through its IoT Box | Yes: offline sales sync when reconnected | In the Standard and Custom plans, per user, with every other app | See Odoo Point of Sale's plans | Not stated on its POS pages | Odoo Accounting, in the same plan |
| Daftra POS | Computers, and Android and iOS phones; no specific hardware needed | Through its desktop app, on the Premium plan only | Cloud POS on every plan, unlimited devices | See Daftra POS's plans | "approved by Saudi Arabia's Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA)", as its POS page says | Daftra's own accounting, in the same plan |
Yes, once the device has chosen its till while online. It keeps selling and printing numbered receipts, and nothing reaches the books until it is back online. Aqid ERP warns when a till has held sales for more than 12 hours, and a sale over 7 days old has to be entered by hand.
No. Any device with a modern browser runs the till. A barcode scanner that types like a keyboard works anywhere on the till page, and an 80 mm ESC/POS receipt printer connects from the browser; without one, the receipt prints on an 80 mm sheet.
Yes. Connect Foodics with an API token and each business day's orders come in as one cash invoice per branch, booked without reporting them to ZATCA a second time. The connection follows Foodics' published API and has not yet run against a live Foodics account.
Set up for Saudi Arabia's rules from the first day.
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