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For cafés, restaurants and shops in Libya

Your whole shop, in one system.

Omos is the point of sale, online store, order desk, stock room and books for your business. In Arabic and English, priced in dinars.

Illustration of Omos in use: a cashier completes a sale on the point of sale, a customer orders coffee beans from the online store, and both orders travel to the owner's dashboard, where revenue updates and stock is deducted.
  • Arabic and English

    Switch the interface either way. Product names are kept in both.

  • Priced in dinars

    LYD everywhere, from the till to the profit and loss.

  • Card payments by Moamalat

    Online checkout and refunds on your own merchant account.

  • Delivery by Vanex

    Orders are dispatched to Vanex and tracked by waybill.

  • Keeps selling offline

    The POS takes orders without internet and syncs when it returns.

  • Runs on what you have

    Any browser, or the Windows app. Receipt and label printers.

Most shops run on a notebook, a cash drawer, three WhatsApp chats and a spreadsheet.

It works until it doesn't. Omos puts the counter, the online orders, the stock and the money in one place, so the numbers agree with each other.

  • Counting the drawer at closing and hoping it matches.

    A shift report prints when the cashier clocks out: sales, cash, card and what the drawer should hold.

  • Orders sent on WhatsApp, scrolled past and forgotten.

    Message orders go on the same board as the counter and the website, with a status everyone can see.

  • Finding out you are out of something when a customer asks for it.

    Every sale deducts stock, from every channel. You are told at the reorder level you set.

  • Guessing which products actually make money.

    Margin per product, worked out from what you really paid your suppliers.

  • Supplier balances kept in a notebook.

    A running كشف حساب for every supplier and customer, debit and credit.

01One system

Follow one order through the business.

The counter, the website, WhatsApp, the stock room and the books are not five tools that need syncing. They are one record, seen from five places.
  1. 01Social inbox

    A customer messages on WhatsApp.

    WhatsApp and Instagram conversations arrive in one inbox inside Omos. Whoever is free replies, then turns the conversation into an order without retyping it.

  2. 02Orders

    It becomes an order like any other.

    Order #1048 sits on the same board as counter sales and website orders, with the customer, the items, the payment method and a status the whole team can see.

  3. 03Inventory

    Stock comes off the shelf.

    The beans and the basbousa are deducted the moment the order is created. The beans just reached their reorder level, so Omos flags them.

  4. 04Delivery

    Vanex takes it to the door.

    Mark it out for delivery and Omos dispatches it to Vanex with a waybill. The status updates itself as the courier moves.

  5. 05Dashboard

    And it is in your numbers.

    Revenue, order count and the WhatsApp share of today’s sales update, without anyone copying it into a spreadsheet.

02Point of sale

Ring up a sale. Go ahead, it’s live.

Any device
Tablet, laptop or PC in the browser, or the Windows app for a fixed counter.
Several orders open
Hold one order while you serve the next customer.
Every way to pay
Cash with change, card, bank transfer, or split between two.
Offline
Keeps selling when the connection drops and syncs afterwards.

Bayt Al-Bunn

POS · Anas · Shift S-0384

#1056
Search or scan

Pick products, take payment, complete the sale. Stock badges on bakery items and beans go down as you sell.

Also at the counter: kitchen display, customer-facing screen, barcode labels.Windows app

03Online store

Your catalogue is already a store.

Every product you add in Omos can go on your own store at omos.ly/store/bayt-al-bunn, or your own domain. Prices, photos, sizes and stock come from the same place as the counter. Customers pick up or get delivery by Vanex, and pay by card through Moamalat or in cash.
  1. 01Product is in Omos
  2. 02Customer adds to cart
  3. 03Customer checks out
  4. 04Order and stock land in Omos

The customer · on their phone

Bayt Al-Bunn

Open until 23:00

New harvest

Yemeni Mocha, roasted this week

Order beans

Coffee beans

4 items

  • Yemeni Mocha

    بن يمني موكا ٢٥٠غ

    LYD 65.00

  • Ethiopian Yirgacheffe

    بن إثيوبي ٢٥٠غ

    LYD 55.00

  • House Blend

    خلطة البيت

    From LYD 24.00

  • Sold out

    Arabic Coffee, Cardamom

    قهوة عربية بالهيل ٢٥٠غ

    LYD 22.00

You · in Omos

Orders

Online store
Live
  • #1049

    Sara Elmagrahi

    Ethiopian Yirgacheffe 250g · Paid online

    LYD 55.00
  • #1045

    Khaled Ezzedin

    House Blend 500g, Makroud × 6 · Cash on delivery

    LYD 63.00

Stock

Shared by the counter and the store

Yemeni Mocha1212 left
Ethiopian Yirgacheffe3131 left
House Blend · 250g4646 left
House Blend · 500g1818 left
House Blend · 1kg44 left
Arabic Coffee, Cardamom0Out

Shop on the phone. Watch this side.

04Orders

Wherever they order, it lands on one board.

Counter sales, website orders, WhatsApp and Instagram all become orders in the same queue. The kitchen display reads from it, Vanex is dispatched from it, and everyone sees the same status.

Orders

Today · 5 open

  • #1047Counter

    Walk-in

    Cappuccino, Za'atar Croissant

    15:38 · CashLYD 17.50

New orders come in on their own while you watch. Filter by channel, or move any order along.

05Inventory

Know what is on the shelf without walking to it.

Stock moves with every sale on every channel, per product and per variant. Set a reorder level for each one and Omos tells you when you reach it. Every change is logged with who, why and when.

Inventory

9 tracked items

3 to reorder
  • Yemeni Mocha 250g

    بن يمني موكا ٢٥٠غ

    11 left
    11

    Reorder at 11

  • Ethiopian Yirgacheffe 250g

    بن إثيوبي ٢٥٠غ

    31 left
    31

    Reorder at 10

  • Arabic Coffee, Cardamom 250g

    قهوة عربية بالهيل ٢٥٠غ

    Out
    0

    Reorder at 15

  • House Blend

    خلطة البيت

    250g

    46

    500g

    18

    1kg

    4

  • Za'atar Croissant

    كرواسون زعتر

    14 left
    14

    Reorder at 6

Try it

Adjustment history

  • Basbousa-2

    Sale · WhatsApp #1048

  • Yemeni Mocha 250g-1

    Sale · WhatsApp #1048

Stock comes in through purchase orders against your suppliers, so what you paid feeds the profit figures in Reports. Products made to order, like drinks, can simply be left untracked.

06Reports

See how the shop is doing from anywhere.

Revenue, orders, average order and which channel they came from, by hour, day or month. Margin per product uses what you actually paid your suppliers. Export any report to PDF or Excel for your accountant.

Reports

Revenue

LYD 22,365.70

1,685 orders

Tap a bar to read it

Orders

1,685

Avg. order

LYD 13.27

Margin

46.2%

Top products

  1. 1Spanish LatteLYD 3,168.00
  2. 2Yemeni Mocha 250gLYD 2,015.00
  3. 3CappuccinoLYD 2,870.00

07Staff & finance

Know who sold what, and where the money went.

Each person signs in with their own role. Every sale belongs to a cashier's shift, and the shift report prints when they clock out. Purchases, expenses and supplier payments land in a profit and loss that matches the till.

Staff

On shift now
  • SBSalem Ben AliOwnerOff shift
  • HEHana ElmabroukManagerIn since 08:30
  • AGAnas GergesCashierIn since 07:00
  • MZMarwa ZlitniCashierIn since 14:55

What each role can open

Owner
Everything, including billing, settings and integrations
Manager
Every module except billing and business settings
Cashier
The POS terminal only

BAYT AL-BUNN

Shift report S-0384

CashierAnas Gerges

Shift07:00 – 15:04

Orders118

CashLYD 1,062.00

CardLYD 424.50

Refunds-LYD 12.00

Total salesLYD 1,486.50

Drawer expectedLYD 1,250.00

Drawer countedLYD 1,248.00

Difference-LYD 2.00

Finance

September 2026

Profit and loss

RevenueLYD 86,412.00
Cost of goods sold(LYD 31,870.00)
Gross profitLYD 54,542.00
Salariesمرتبات(LYD 14,200.00)
Rentإيجار(LYD 6,500.00)
Electricity & generator fuelكهرباء ووقود المولد(LYD 2,340.00)
Delivery fees (Vanex)رسوم التوصيل(LYD 1,615.00)
Packagingتغليف(LYD 1,180.00)
Net profitLYD 28,707.00

Statement · Al-Hadba Dairy كشف حساب

  • 01 Sep · Opening balanceLYD 840.00
  • PO-0412 · 02 SepLYD 3,000.00
    Fresh milk, 240 L+LYD 2,160.00 credit
  • PAY-1187 · 05 SepLYD 500.00
    Bank transfer−LYD 2,500.00 debit
  • PO-0419 · 12 SepLYD 2,300.00
    Fresh milk, 200 L+LYD 1,800.00 credit
  • PO-0427 · 19 SepLYD 2,840.00
    Cream, 30 L+LYD 540.00 credit
  • PAY-1203 · 24 SepLYD 1,340.00
    Cash−LYD 1,500.00 debit

08Pricing

One monthly price, every order included.

Every plan includes unlimited products and orders. Pay monthly, quarterly, or yearly and save 5%. Prices are in Libyan dinars.
  1. Basic

    150LYD / month

    A single counter that needs a proper till, stock and staff.

    3 staff · 1 location

    Includes

    • Point of sale
    • Products, variants and barcodes
    • Order management
    • Inventory
    • Customers
    • Staff, roles and shift reports
    Book a demo
  2. ProRecommended

    220LYD / month

    Shops that also sell online and want the numbers and the books.

    10 staff · 1 location

    Everything in Basic, plus

    • Online store
    • Reports and analytics
    • Finance, purchases and suppliers
    • Quotations and sale orders
    • Loyalty points
    • Delivery with Vanex
    • Windows desktop app
    Book a demo
  3. Enterprise

    400LYD / month

    Busier operations with branches, a kitchen and social orders.

    30 staff · 5 locations

    Everything in Pro, plus

    • WhatsApp and Instagram inbox
    • Kitchen display
    Book a demo

Need more? Add 5 staff accounts for 30 LYD a month, or another location for 40 LYD a month. Larger groups can ask us for a custom plan.

Before you switch.

The questions merchants ask us most. Anything else, ask us in the demo.

Can we use it in Arabic?
Yes. The interface switches between Arabic and English, right to left included, and every product has an Arabic and an English name for the menu, the store and the receipt.
What happens when the internet goes down?
The POS keeps taking orders and sends them to Omos when the connection comes back. For a fixed counter, the Windows app is built for exactly this.
What hardware do I need?
Whatever you have: a tablet, laptop or PC with a modern browser. Barcode scanners, receipt printers and label printers are supported.
How do customers pay online?
By card through Moamalat, on your own merchant account, or in cash on delivery. Your Moamalat credentials are stored encrypted.
Can I limit what staff can see?
Yes. Owners see everything, managers see everything except billing and business settings, and cashiers only see the POS. Each sale is tied to the cashier’s shift.
How do we get started?
Book a demo below. We create your account and send your login details, usually within a few hours, then walk you through it with your own products.

See it with your own products.

Book a demo and we'll set Omos up for your shop. No card needed.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your shop

    What you sell, how many counters, whether you deliver.

  2. 02

    We set up your account

    Usually within a few hours. Your login details arrive by email.

  3. 03

    We walk you through it

    A personal session in Arabic or English, with your own products.

We use these details only to contact you about Omos.

Omos — Point of sale, online store and inventory for Libyan merchants