Licensing
Priced per register. Installed once. Supported by the people who built it.
A CertiPOS licence names your company and the number of register seats. It is a signed file verified on your server; nothing at the till ever calls home. Add seats as you open stores; retire a register and its seat is free again.
HOW IT COUNTS
Serverone licence per server
Companies and storesunlimited
Register seatper enrolled register
Kitchen displayno seat
Trialthree seats, time-limited
What you buy
Four lines on the quote.
The prices are quoted per customer; the brackets are filled on your proposal. Every line names what it covers.
Server licence[YOUR PRICE]One central server, unlimited companies and stores, the portal, the posting engine, updates for the term.
Register seat[YOUR PRICE] / seatA Windows lane, an Android handheld, an iPad or a kiosk. Retire a register and the seat is free again.
Implementation[SCOPED]Installation, SAP connection and field provisioning, configuration, hardware sign-off, cut-over by the runbook.
Support[PLAN]Named engineers, release notes with every build, a manual in English and Arabic, support bundles from the portal.
Terms in plain words
What the licence does and does not do.
Verified offlineThe licence is a signed file the server verifies with a public key. No activation server, no phone-home, no feature that stops working because a cloud is unreachable.
Seats, not devicesA seat is an enrolled register. Replace a broken lane, retire the old register, enrol the new one: the seat moves with you.
Updates for the termEvery build delivered during the term, with release notes and an upgrade in place. No forced upgrades; you choose the day.
No per-transaction feeTickets, invoices, users, stores and companies are not metered. The price depends on registers only.
Your data, alwaysThe database is yours, on your server, in PostgreSQL. Export anything; the public API and the OData feed are part of the product.
Plug-ins by agreementVendor terminal adapters and fiscal plug-ins are scoped per market and customer; the core stays vendor-free.