Prestashop Point of Sale (POS) Addon

Admins can manage multiple stores or outlets separately within the panel, such as a main store, a local retail shop, a showroom, or a temporary sales outlet.
Each store can be configured independently based on its needs. Moreover, payment options, shipping options, and guest checkout can all vary from store to store, while product catalogues can be modified so that specific products are sold in specific stores.

Stock is kept separate too. Selling a product at one outlet doesn't touch the stock allocated to another. 

Cashiers log into a POS panel that's separate from the normal PrestaShop customer-facing site. From there, they can search for products by name, barcode, EAN, ISBN, UPC, or SKU,  whichever combination of fields you've enabled or browse by category when a customer isn't sure exactly what they want.

Adding a product to the cart updates the price and quantity in real time, and cashiers can adjust either before checkout. For stores that already use handheld scanners, this works well as a barcode scanner module for PrestaShop.

This module includes practical PrestaShop POS customer management rather than a simplified guest-only flow. Cashiers can create a new customer account mid-sale, with the same validation rules PrestaShop itself uses for addresses and passwords, or search for an existing customer in seconds to update the address, etc.

Every sale is attached to the customer's history at that outlet, so if someone comes back with a question about a previous purchase, staff can pull it up without digging through paper receipts.

Using the PrestaShop Point of Sale Addon, your stock/quantity will be the same on the website as well as in the offline store. When you allocate stock to an outlet, the same quantity is reflected in your online store, helping you maintain accurate inventory and avoid overselling without manually updating stock in different systems. This functions like an inventory sync module for PrestaShop, keeping outlet and web stock aligned without a separate manual reconciliation step.

Product variants are fully supported, and combination products are flagged in search results so cashiers know to pick the right size or color before adding to cart. New products can be set to auto-assign to every outlet, or you can hand-pick which outlet carries which items.

Discounts can be applied at the item level or across the whole cart, and admins can cap how far cashiers are allowed to go as a percentage or a fixed amount so a generous cashier can't quietly erode margin. Every discount is logged by who applied it and where, which feeds directly into the reporting side of the module. Multiple carts can also be managed at once.

Shipping is optional per outlet. If it's enabled, customers can choose from whichever carriers you've made available, with real cost estimates calculated from the cart and delivery address.

There's also a built-in pickup option that's always free, for customers taking their purchase home directly from the counter. Tax is calculated from the delivery address when one is provided, or from the outlet's own address otherwise.

 Automatic commission tracking handled through PrestaShop sales agent management. Store admins can set a commission percentage once, and it's calculated on the order total the moment a sale is completed;  no manual entry required. Commission is credited to whichever salesperson is tied to the sale, which matters in outlets where the cashier and the salesperson aren't always the same person.

Returns are handled from the same panel cashiers already use for sales, which keeps the workflow contained instead of forcing staff into a separate admin process. A return references the original order and lets staff specify exactly which items and quantities are coming back. Every return is recorded, which gives you a return and refund POS trail you can pull up later for auditing or dispute resolution.

Receipts are generated as HTML and printed through the browser's own print function;  there's no separate driver to install. That makes it a straightforward setup for PrestaShop POS with receipt printing on standard hardware: if the browser can print, the receipt prints. You can configure whether item-level and cart-level discounts show up on the printed copy, and whether new customers get a welcome email when their account is created.

The admin dashboard works as a genuine sales dashboard module for PrestaShop, pulling widgets together for a real-time view of POS activity across outlets. Beyond the dashboard, there are dedicated reports for POS orders (kept separate from web orders), discounts (broken down by cashier and outlet), and commissions (broken down by salesperson and outlet). Every report can be filtered by employee, outlet, and date range, and exported to CSV or Excel when you need the numbers outside the back office.

If your internet connection drops in the middle of a sale, the PrestaShop POS doesn't stop working. Orders get saved locally on the device and sync back to your store automatically once you're online again. As an offline order module for PrestaShop, this is aimed squarely at physical stores where a flaky connection shouldn't mean turning customers away.

Prestashop Point of Sale works as a PWA, so it can be added to a device's home screen and run full-screen like a native app,  useful on a tablet or dedicated POS terminal where you don't want staff navigating a browser chrome during a sale.

Prestashop Point of Sale installs include tabs like Dashboard, General Settings (with Products, Customer, Payment, and Shipping sub-tabs), Outlets, Agents, Orders, a Discount Report, a Commission Report, and Receipt Settings. Each outlet can override global payment and shipping settings individually, which is what lets a downtown kiosk run differently from your main store without needing a second installation.

Manage all your stores, retail outlets, showrooms, and all other locations from one PrestaShop back office. That is why it is called PrestaShop multi-store POS, as all the locations have their own inventory, payment methods, and shipping policies, and therefore one location cannot affect another.

Your website and physical outlets pull from the same stock pool, not two separate ones. That's the core idea behind this PrestaShop inventory sync module. Sell a product in-store, and it's automatically deducted from what's available online too, so you're not manually reconciling numbers at the end of the day.

Cashiers get a dedicated POS sales panel to search products, add items to the cart, apply discounts, and take payment, all from one screen. Product search works by name, barcode, SKU, EAN, ISBN, or UPC, which is what makes this a working PrestaShop barcode scanner module as well, not just a checkout screen.

This is a genuine PrestaShop offline order module. Sales don't stop just because the connection does. Orders are queued locally on the device and sync automatically once you're back online, with checks in place to stop the same order from being created twice.

Create a new customer account mid-sale or look up a returning one in seconds. This is PrestaShop POS customer management done properly. Every purchase stays tied to that customer's history, whether they bought online or walked in the door.

Set caps on how much a cashier can discount, and let commissions calculate automatically for each sale. This covers PrestaShop sales agent management end to end. Commission is credited to the right salesperson without anyone entering numbers by hand.

Returns are handled from the same panel used for sales, referencing the original order directly. This gives you a proper PrestaShop return and refund POS trail. Every return is logged and easy to pull up later.

This comes with a built-in PrestaShop sales dashboard plugin that will display live POS operations, with different reports being created for orders, discount rates, and commissions. This can be filtered according to store, staff member, or date range and exported into CSV/Excel formats as needed.

Run it through a browser, or install it as a PWA for a full-screen setup on tablets and dedicated terminals. Combined with browser-based printing, this makes it straightforward to use PrestaShop POS with receipt printing on standard hardware. No separate driver needed.