Jordanian point of sale · Windows
The internet drops, the power comes back, and no monthly bill locks you out. Nuqta keeps selling on your machine — and your invoices reach the tax department when the connection returns, and come back accepted.
Installs on your machine. Your data stays with you, not in a cloud.
Submitting to the department… Accepted by the department
The shop and items are an example. Prices include tax, as the Jordanian market expects.
You pay once, you own it for life, your data stays on your device, and it keeps selling when the internet drops
Why Nuqta
For life
You pay once and the software is yours. No monthly subscription, no forced renewal fees, and nobody shuts your shop if you are late on a payment. Updates are free in the first year and optional after that; if you do not renew, your software keeps working as it is.
Your data, your machine
Items, invoices, customers and accounts all live in a database on your computer, and your backups on your disk. No cloud, no account to open, no analytics, no tracking. Only two things ever leave the machine: your invoice to the tax department, a legal requirement, and your device fingerprint and version number to the licence server to verify your licence. No customer name, amount or item is sent with it.
Never stops
Internet down, or the power just came back? Selling continues for up to 21 consecutive days without a connection. Invoices wait in the queue and reach the department on their own when the line returns, and not one is lost.
What the software does
Everything below is built and working today. There is no "coming soon".
10supported tax rates
Built for a cashier in a hurry, not an accountant.
From the purchase order to the label on the shelf.
The difference is posted, not swallowed.
Who owes, how much, since when.
18independent permissions
You know who did what, and when — and catch the theft a stock count misses.
The order reaches the kitchen without prices.
7states that never skip
No device is handed back that nobody opened.
910money cases checked on both sides
Not a "sales report" — a full ledger.
22ready reports
It reads your shop history and tells you what you did not think to ask.
Every backup is verified before it counts.
Arabic comes out properly joined.
14rules proven by acceptance
Reaches the department and comes back accepted.
4trades
Unrelated screens are never rendered.
4.2MB installer
One small installer, and you start.
National e-invoicing
National e-invoicing is now mandatory. Most systems either do not support it, or support it partially — so the invoice arrives, comes back rejected, and you spend your day chasing it.
The invoice is saved on your machine first.
A complete UBL 2.1 document, to the department rules.
And if the line is down it waits in the queue and retries itself.
With the department signed code — theirs, not ours.
The only step that pauses when the internet drops is the third — and it does not stop, it waits.
These were not read from a manual — each rule became known because the department rejected an invoice first. Proven by actual acceptance, not by documentation.
Line down? The invoice waits in the queue and retries on its own, backing off between attempts until it lands. Nothing for you to do.
The word "accepted" is never written unless the department said it. And we never generate a QR code locally — a code of our own making prints a paper that looks official and is not.
Nuqta does not replace registering on the national e-invoicing platform. You register with the Income and Sales Tax Department, receive your credentials, and enter them in the app once — there is a button that tests the connection before your first sale. After that the app handles the rest.
Offline
A simulation of the behaviour — not a recording of the app.
Not in a cloud. Stock, customers and invoices all live in a file on the shop machine, with a daily backup that is verified before it counts as a backup.
Selling does not depend on the connection: the software runs for up to 21 consecutive days without internet. You carry on, and invoices collect in the queue, which delivers them on its own and keeps trying until they land.
There is no monthly invoice that stops your shop if you pay late. The software is on your machine and it runs.
Trade
Not hidden buttons. Screens that have nothing to do with your trade are never rendered at all — and your categories and fields arrive seeded from first run.
Tables and order types, priced modifiers like "extra cheese" and "no sugar", and a kitchen ticket that prints to a second printer with no prices — a resend says so on the ticket itself.
Barcodes and a scale that reads weight and price off the label, weighted-average cost, stock counts and adjustments with reasons, and item import from Excel with a preview before anything is written.
Sizes and colours, variants generated in one pass instead of item by item, material and season fields, and barcode label printing.
Repair tickets with seven states that cannot skip — no device is handed back that nobody opened. Spare parts, device serial numbers, and a handover that issues the invoice — while a warranty handover issues none.
Internal control
A stock count finds the loss after it happened. This finds it as it happens.
The cashier voids using the supervisor code on the same screen — no user switching. Every void records who asked and who authorised.
The employee who voids more than the rest shows up in the report. This is the theft a till count misses, because the till balances.
Not a sum of invoices — from the entries. So it picks up customer receipts, petty cash and supplier payments. The difference is posted, not swallowed.
Everything that happened, with the day, the hour and who did it. Permissions are checked in the core, not in the screen — hiding a button is not protection.
Price
No tiers and no monthly subscription. You pay once and the software is yours.
200 JOD
≈ $282 · One-time — for one shop with one till
Try it for 14 days with every feature — no card, no sign-up.
Hardware (terminal, thermal printer, barcode scanner, drawer) is available at cost — ask us.
Price excludes tax, which is added by country of purchase. Charged in USD at the equivalent through Paddle, and appears on your statement as Paddle.
Questions
Yes. You must be registered on the national e-invoicing platform and hold your credentials from them; you enter those in the app once. Nuqta does not register you and never claims to.
You carry on selling. Invoices are stored on your machine and wait in the queue, and the queue retries on its own until they reach the department. Not one is lost.
Only selling stops. Reports, past invoices, customers, stock, settings, Excel export and backups all keep working; we do not hold your shop data hostage behind a payment. The trial is recorded with the issuer, so reinstalling continues it rather than restarting it. Activate a key and selling resumes.
You move the licence to the new device yourself from Settings: the first move is immediate, then there is a 30-day wait between moves. If a device fails suddenly, support moves it without the wait.
Windows 10 or later, 64-bit. It does not need .NET. It needs WebView2, which is already present on recent Windows 10 and 11, and Windows fetches it if it is missing.
No. The data sits in a database on your machine and backups on your disk. No cloud, no account, no analytics, no tracking. Only your invoice goes to the tax department, a legal requirement, and your device fingerprint and version number go to the licence server when the app starts. No customer name, amount or item is ever sent.
No. There is no monthly subscription. You buy it once for 200 JOD and it keeps running on your machine. Updates are free for the first year, then 39 JOD a year if you want to keep receiving them — and if you do not renew, the software keeps working as it is.