SirayaOffline restaurant POS for Pakistan
Pakistan restaurants lose internet in the rush. An offline restaurant POS has to keep selling anyway. Siraya queues orders on the till, then syncs when the line comes back. That is the offline order queue Growth operators already use.
What the till does offline
Cashiers still ring items. Tickets still exist. You do not stop the pass because the fibre blinked. The offline order queue holds those orders on the device until they can sync.
What still needs a connection
Cloud reports, HQ rollups, and anything that talks to a regulator wait for sync. FBR submit is not an offline Growth promise. When the FBR module is on, invoices are a later queue after payment can reach the gateway — not something the cashier does by hand during an outage.
When you reconnect
Queued orders sync. Daily P&L and exports catch up from the same paid tickets. Shift cash recon remains a branch workflow; it is not replaced by “wait for the cloud.”
See related product
- Restaurant POS — till, cash recon, P&L
- Kitchen display
- POS demo
- Pricing — offline-first POS is on Pilot, Growth, and Scale
Frequently asked questions
- What can the till do without internet?
- Keep taking orders. The offline order queue stores tickets locally so lunch is not held hostage by the ISP.
- What is the offline order queue?
- Orders rung while disconnected wait on the device, then sync to Siraya when the connection returns — no re-keying the rush.
- Does FBR submit while the shop is offline?
- No. Offline selling is not live FBR posting. Invoice submit happens later, and only when the FBR module is on (Scale or add-on).
- What syncs when the connection returns?
- Queued orders and related till activity sync to the cloud. Reports and HQ views catch up after sync. Cash recon stays a shift workflow on the branch.
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