Salla Point, from SallaApp, is a professional Point of Sale app that links brick-and-mortar tills with a merchant's Salla online shop and runs on Android tablets and POS hardware. The app handles sales entry and synchronizes inventory in real time with the online catalog, keeping stock levels aligned across channels. Retailers and boutique owners in the MENA region, especially Saudi merchants, use it to manage in-store and online sales from a single workflow.

Supports local payments and common retail peripherals

The app accepts regional card methods such as Mada, Apple Pay, and credit cards, allowing tills to process standard card transactions. It supports external barcode scanners and receipt printers via Bluetooth or USB and can scan barcodes using a device camera. In daily checkout lanes this lets staff pair handheld scanners or use tablet cameras for item entry and print receipts from paired printers.

Handles tax-compliant invoices and intermittent connectivity

Electronic invoicing follows Saudi requirements, including instant generation of ZATCA-compliant invoices for each sale. The app can process transactions during brief connectivity drops, queuing sales locally until a connection restores and syncing records afterward. That combination lets staff serve customers without waiting for the network while preserving fiscal traceability required by local authorities.

Reporting and customer tools bring daily management into one place

Sales analytics and customer records are available through the Salla dashboard, so merchants can review daily totals, returns, and loyalty activity from the same control panel that manages their online shop. The app integrates natively with the Salla ecosystem, removing the need for third-party connectors and letting managers reconcile in-store figures against webshop data during routine shift-close procedures.

A practical choice for merchants already embedded in the Salla platform

The app is a practical option for merchants already using Salla who want a single place to run storefront transactions alongside their web shop. One consideration is that it functions as an extension of the Salla platform and therefore requires an active Salla merchant account. Pro tip: schedule a stable-network sync at shift start to clear queued offline transactions and keep stock counts accurate.