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CounterBridge: Retail and restaurant point of sale built into Business Central — built and operated by Meritt Dev CounterBridge
Retail and restaurant point of sale and inventory for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central — English and Arabic, dual currency, works offline.
Overview
CounterBridge is point-of-sale and inventory software that runs inside Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central: tills, back office, offers, loyalty, shift and cash control, with statements posted straight to accounting.
One family for shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants: CounterBridge POS with its Kitchen display, the CounterBridge Inventory phone app, CounterBridge Connect for till hardware and Store Sync for stores that keep selling without internet. StockBridge brings the same phone app to warehouses and distributors without retail.
Built by Meritt, fully in English and Arabic, for Business Central 27 and later, online or on-premises.
What it does
- 01Touch-screen selling: barcodes, weighed items, variants, returns, suspend and recall, manager approval with an audit trail
- 02Cash, card, vouchers, loyalty points and foreign currency — pay in USD, change in LBP, both on the receipt
- 03Offers and loyalty: mix & match, deal prices, coupons, member tiers and stamp cards
- 04Restaurants: tables by area, courses, send to kitchen, split bills, tips and a kitchen display
- 05Shifts with opening float, banknote count and X/Z reports; statements posted to Business Central in one step
- 06Android phone app for stock counts, receiving, transfers and item lookup — works offline, English and Arabic
Inside the product
- meritt.dev
Payment: cash, card, vouchers and dual currency - meritt.dev
Restaurant tables by area, with status colours and covers - meritt.dev
Shift close with a banknote-by-banknote cash count - meritt.dev
The same till in the dark theme
How we operate it
- Runs inside Business Central: no second back office, no data sync between two systems
- Arabic right-to-left tills, receipts and phone app for stores in Lebanon and the Middle East
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