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TintoPOS: sales, inventory and cash in one platform

Ring up sales quickly, know exactly what is on your shelves, and close the register balanced. Purchasing, customers, receivables and reports all come from those same sales.

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TintoPOS quick sale screen, with three products in the cart and the sale total

What TintoPOS is

TintoPOS is a web-based point-of-sale and inventory platform built by TintoDev, a software engineering firm based in Barranquilla, Colombia. It brings together counter sales, stock by warehouse, cash sessions, supplier purchasing, customers and receivables in a single system, with multiple locations under one account.

It runs in the browser, on a computer or a tablet, with nothing to install.

When your business lives in four different places

In most shops the information is scattered: sales in the register, stock in a notebook or a spreadsheet, customer debts on a pad, and supplier orders buried in chat threads. Each part works on its own, and none of them knows about the others.

So at the end of the month it is hard to say what actually sold, what is left in the warehouse, which products earned the most, or who owes you and since when. And when something has run out, you usually find out with a customer standing in front of you.

One connected operation, from purchase to report

In TintoPOS each step feeds the next one. Nothing has to be copied between systems, and nothing has to be reconciled at the end of the day.

The operating cycle in TintoPOSSix linked steps: purchase, inventory, sale, cash, receivables and reports. Each step feeds the next one. 01 Purchase 02 Inventory 03 Sale 04 Cash 05 Receivables 06 Reports

Purchasing and inventory

When goods arrive from a supplier, stock goes up on its own and the product cost is recalculated with what you just paid. If the delivery is short, you receive what came and the rest stays pending.

Point of sale and cash

Every sale takes stock down right away and counts towards the shift. At closing you are only asked for the cash that actually went into the drawer: card and transfer payments don't count.

Customers and receivables

Sell on credit and the sale becomes an open balance under that customer's name. Payments are applied against it, and you can always see who owes you and for how long.

Reports

Because it all came from the same operation, the numbers don't have to be assembled: they are already there. What sold, what earned, what moves and what has been sitting still for months.

What TintoPOS includes

Point of sale

Scan the barcode, take cash, card and transfer on the same sale, and print the receipt. Keyboard shortcuts let you sell without leaving the scanner.

Sales and returns

Discounts per item or on the total, held sales so you can serve the next person, and returns of a whole sale or just a few units.

Inventory

Stock by warehouse, the movement history of any product, transfers between warehouses, and physical counts to settle differences.

Cash

Open and close the shift, record cash in and out, and see the difference straight away when it doesn't balance.

Purchasing

Purchase orders where whoever requests isn't whoever approves, deliveries received in parts, and returns to the supplier.

Customers

A record for each customer, and commercial groups such as wholesale, VIP or distributor, each with their own terms.

Suppliers

Who you buy from, what you've bought, and what you still owe.

Receivables

Credit sales with partial payments, a balance per customer, and a report showing who owes you and how many days it has been.

Pricing and promotions

Price lists per customer or location, volume pricing, a floor price nobody can go under, promotions and coupons.

Quotes

Turn a quote into a sale without typing it again.

Reports

18 reports across sales, inventory, purchasing, cash and profitability. Any of them exports to Excel or CSV.

Multiple locations

Several stores and several registers under one account, each user with the permissions you give them.

A look inside TintoPOS

Every image on this page is a screen from the working product.

TintoPOS product catalogue showing SKU, barcode, price and minimum stock
The product catalogue with stock levels and costs.
TintoPOS report centre, listing the sales, inventory, purchasing and finance reports
The report centre, with all 18 available.
TintoPOS import screen showing the available types: products, customers, suppliers, opening stock and prices
The initial load from a spreadsheet, so you don't start from nothing.

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The businesses it's built for

TintoPOS is made for businesses that sell by the unit and need to know what they have: corner shops and minimarkets, supermarkets, hardware stores, clothing and footwear shops, electronics retailers, and wholesale distributors.

The closer your day looks to this, the better it fits: goods coming in and going out, customers who sometimes leave a balance, suppliers to pay, and a register that has to balance at closing.

The part you don't see

A system handling a shop's money and stock has to be careful about things nobody looks at until they break.

Your data stays yours

Every company is kept separate from the rest. No account can see or touch another one's information.

Everyone does their own job

You decide what each user can do. A cashier sells and closes their shift; they have no reason to change prices or see margins. And the limit is enforced on the server, not by hiding buttons.

There's a record of who did what

Important changes are logged with who made them and when, and you can look them up when something doesn't add up.

You can't sell what isn't there

If two registers try to sell the last unit at the same moment, only one of them can. Stock doesn't go negative because of a coincidence.

A payment is never taken twice

If the connection drops right after a sale goes through, retrying brings back that same sale instead of creating a second one.

Built by TintoDev

TintoPOS is TintoDev's own product, not a tool we resell. We design it, build it and maintain it ourselves, with the same team that builds custom platforms for other companies.

That has a practical consequence: when something doesn't fit, there is someone who can go and look at the code. And if your operation needs rules, integrations or flows that an off-the-shelf product doesn't cover, that's a conversation we can have too.

TintoPOS today

TintoPOS is available now and still growing. We are opening access gradually, walking each business through the setup, while we keep adding to it.

Common questions

What do I need to start using TintoPOS?

A browser. TintoPOS runs in the browser on a computer or a tablet, with no software to install. Once your access is open, you add your location and warehouse, load your products, and you can make your first sale.

Does it work if I have more than one store?

Yes. You can run several locations and several registers from one account, with their own warehouses and transfers of stock between them. Each user only sees and does what you allow.

Can I bring my products over from a spreadsheet?

Yes. Products, customers, suppliers, prices and opening stock can all be imported from Excel files, so you don't have to type the whole catalogue in.

Can I control what each employee can do?

Yes. You define roles and decide what each person can do: sell, receive goods, change prices, see reports. Important changes are also logged, with who made them and when.

Who builds TintoPOS?

TintoDev, a Colombian software engineering firm based in Barranquilla that also builds custom platforms for other companies. TintoPOS is our own product, not third-party software.

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