Mall of the Emirates retail & kiosks
Barcode-first POS with night mode, multi-till, offline receipts, and stock that reconciles across your mall counter and back-store.
Zeyto runs on the PC in your shop, workshop or back office along the Mall of the Emirates corridor. Invoicing, stock, POS, VAT return and printing keep working when the internet drops, and a local partner installs and supports you on-site.
Al Barsha is not one type of business. It is the Mall of the Emirates retail belt, rows of budget and mid-scale hotels along Sheikh Zayed Road service roads, the dense F&B strips of Al Barsha 1, the auto and tyre workshops off Umm Suqeim Street, and hundreds of trading offices and salons tucked between the residential towers. Zeyto is one binary that covers all of them: sales, purchase, inventory with batch and serial, real double-entry accounting, UAE VAT, POS, barcode and document designers, backup and sync. Your data lives on your own PC under your own control.
Barcode-first POS with night mode, multi-till, offline receipts, and stock that reconciles across your mall counter and back-store.
Split bills, service charge, VAT-compliant simplified tax invoices, kitchen printing and daily Z-reports that survive a Wi-Fi outage.
Recurring supply orders, price lists per property, delivery notes with signatures, statement runs at month end.
Job cards linked to parts issue, technician time, VAT invoice on collection, warranty tracking by serial or chassis.
Package sales, prepaid credits, staff commission and a clean cash-up at the end of each shift.
Multi-currency purchases, landed cost, multi-warehouse stock and a proper trial balance without a separate accountant tool.
Fibre in Al Barsha is generally good, but a single lift maintenance in a tower, a switch reboot at the mall, or a router that decides to update itself is enough to stop a cloud-only POS mid-transaction. Zeyto Edge runs locally on ASP.NET Core and PostgreSQL on your own PC. Billing, printing, stock movement and cash-up continue with zero connectivity. When the line is back, Zeyto Cloud carries only your licence, opt-in telemetry and encrypted backups, so a lost or stolen machine never becomes a lost business.
| Scenario | Cloud-only ERP | Zeyto (offline-first) |
|---|---|---|
| Mall Wi-Fi drops during Friday evening rush | POS freezes, queue backs up | Sales continue on the local PC, sync when back |
| Landlord ISP migration in an Al Barsha 1 tower | Days of degraded access | No impact, LAN keeps working |
| Monthly subscription in USD | Rises with FX and seat count | One licence, predictable in AED |
| Where the customer database lives | On a foreign server | On your PC, backed up your way |
| On-site help when something breaks | Email ticket, time-zone lottery | Local partner visits in person |
| VAT return at quarter end | Depends on connectivity | Generated locally, printed or exported offline |
A local partner visits your shop or office, or meets over a call, and maps your current workflow.
One installer sets up Zeyto Edge, PostgreSQL and printing. Existing item lists, customers and opening balances are imported.
Cashiers on POS, owner on reports and VAT, accountant on ledgers. Usually done in a single visit.
Automatic local backups, optional encrypted cloud backup, and the same partner on call for the first VAT cycle.
A local partner can install a working copy in your Al Barsha shop or office and walk you through your first invoice, POS sale and VAT return.