Galaxy POS is made by Technodel, a Lebanese software house working with retailers in Beirut (Hadat) and Tyre (Abbassiyeh). It started as the internal system for a busy shop floor — fast enough that a cashier never reaches for the mouse — and grew into the full accounts package behind it: stock, customers, suppliers, VAT, and reports a manager actually reads.
One product, three ways to run it:
A Windows installer. Runs offline, keeps selling when the internet does not, and prints to the receipt printer on the counter.
The same application on a server, reachable from anywhere with HTTPS. No install on each machine, nothing to update by hand.
Tills keep selling offline and sync when the connection returns — while head office watches the same numbers live.
The whole system sits behind a single keyboard — press the letter and you are there. A busy counter cannot wait for a mouse.
Sales, returns, purchases, vouchers and VAT move the same ledger. If the report and the cash drawer disagree, that is a bug, not a setting.
Backups are encrypted copies you hold. Export, restore and move it when you want — a shop should never be locked into its till.
Technodel — Beirut (Hadat) & Tyre (Abbassiyeh), Lebanon.
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