We're on a mission to give businesses one modern platform to sell, manage inventory, and grow across every channel.
To provide a reliable, easy-to-use POS and back-office suite that works anywhere, anytime. We believe technology should simplify operations, not complicate them, and help teams move faster with fewer tools.
We envision every business operating with enterprise-grade tools for sales, inventory, purchasing, accounting workflows, and multi-store growth. Our offline-first approach ensures continuity whether you're in a busy city or a low-connectivity region.
Build systems you can depend on, every single day.
Make complex technology accessible and easy to use.
Continuously improve and adapt to changing needs.
Bahrain
Payment, tax, and operating needs vary by market, so Sandooq highlights capabilities that matter in this country.
Configure 10% VAT calculations, merchant registration fields, Arabic-English receipt detail, and branch-level sales summaries for Bahrain retail. Authority-specific filing exports stay off the public site until the exact reporting workflow is implemented and verified.
Track cash, card-style, and on-account tenders separately in daily reports so Manama and Riffa teams can reconcile the drawer and hand the numbers to accounting. Named payment-network integrations will stay hidden until they are product-backed.
Switch between Arabic and English on the same device without restarting โ critical for Manama and Riffa retail where Bahraini, Filipino, Indian, and Western staff often work the same shift. Customer receipts can print in either language or both depending on whether the buyer is local or visiting.
Handle BHD alongside USD and SAR for the steady cross-border shopper flow from Saudi Arabia via the King Fahd Causeway, plus regional GCC visitors. Daily rate management with a one-click sync from your bank's published rate, and receipts that show both the BHD total and the tendered amount clearly.
Reliable checkout even when Manama's network has issues โ common during major events at the National Stadium or in older parts of the souk. Local-first storage means a connectivity drop never blocks a sale; the queue replays in order when the network returns with no lost transactions.