The counter cannot wait

Why Niqat starts with local retail operations: keeping the shop usable through connection interruptions while treating sync and recovery as separate concerns.

A customer brings a basket to the counter. The cashier has the products and the payment. An unreliable connection should not become another person in that queue.

That everyday moment shapes Niqat: local operation first, with online collaboration when the business needs it.

Local work is not an exception

The point of sale and back office belong to one merchant workspace. Local operation is a foundation that affects identity, exact amounts, and recovery, rather than a badge placed next to an online-only form.

Single user offline usage is free. Online access is also free for a limited time. Standard online prices are IQD 5,000 per user/month or IQD 50,000 per user/year. The current release is available on the web; native apps are coming soon. See pricing and Downloads for availability.

Reliability has a shape

It looks like a clear saved state, a controlled retry, a reviewable change, and a recovery path that people can understand. It also means keeping currency and quantity exact instead of hoping that a display total is close enough.

A workspace that can adapt

A shop can shape its appearance and workflows, then reuse and share a useful configuration. Coming AI capabilities will help prepare starting points, with a person still reviewing the result. The Niqat Store will make useful packs and Niqat Apps easier to discover.

Start with local work and online teams or open Niqat.