Trolley
One POS and app platform on 300+ Trolley POS terminals across Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, in store and online, and still selling when the internet drops.
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Retail & POS Platforms
A till that stops when the internet does costs you sales. Enegix builds point of sale for enterprise retail that keeps selling offline, runs on web and Android terminals, and connects every branch, brand and country to one back office, with promotions, stock and reporting included.
Offline-first checkout
Keep scanning, taking payment and printing receipts through outages. Orders sync on their own when the connection returns.
Multi-brand, multi-country
Separate brands, currencies, tax rules and payment methods, KNET included, all run from one platform.
Promotions that add up
Bundles, loyalty, coupons and split payments applied at the till, with the discount math handled by the system, not the cashier.
How we work
How Enegix rolls out a retail POS, in five steps.
Audit
We walk the stores, time the checkout and list what today’s system can’t do.
Design
Screens and flows shaped with your cashiers, on the hardware they’ll use.
Build
Sprints with store-floor demos. Offline and sync tested from day one.
Pilot
One store first. We fix what the floor finds before anyone else sees it.
Roll out
Branch by branch, with training, data migration and support on call.
Questions
Before you start.
An Enegix POS keeps scanning, taking payment and printing receipts through outages, and orders sync on their own when the connection returns. Offline running and sync are tested from the first build sprint. Trolley runs this offline-first POS on 300+ terminals across Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, as an Android app or on the web.
The Enegix POS runs on the web and on Android terminals. At Trolley, it runs as an Android app on SUNMI T3 Pro Max and V3 Mix terminals, or on the web, depending on the branch. One platform handles separate brands, currencies, tax rules and payment methods, with KNET and split payments included.
Enegix walks the stores first, times the checkout and lists what today’s system can’t do. Screens are shaped with the cashiers on the hardware they will use. A pilot runs in one store, and the team fixes what the floor finds before anyone else sees it. The rollout then goes branch by branch, with training, data migration and support on call.
Proof
Where this already runs.
- 400+stores running systems we built
- Since 2019building for enterprise businesses
- 20+people on the delivery team
- 15+years of experience building software
Baqala
A Kuwaiti grocery brand: point of sale and online ordering, with bundle promotions that apply themselves and car-side pickup.
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Tell us what you’re trying to change.
Thirty minutes with the people who would do the work. We say plainly what we have built before and what it would take.