AlliedPOS rings up with your barcode scanner, prints Sales Invoices in the exact wording RR 7-2024 asks for, gives shoppers their own screen, and keeps stock honest from the warehouse to the shelf. No iPad to buy. No monthly fee per lane.
StoreHub sells you a tablet. We built for the hardware every sari-sari-to-supermarket in Metro Manila already has: a Windows PC, a USB scanner, an 80 mm printer, and a spare monitor.
Retail barcodes, short PLU codes for fresh goods, and scale labels with the weight or price baked in (the 2-prefix barcodes your label scale prints). Type 3 × then scan for multiples. Unknown code? Add the item right there and keep the lane moving.
Sales Invoices with the post-EOPT wording, VATable and VAT-exempt lines split, senior/PWD details with a signature line. Reprints are stamped REPRINT; a void keeps its number. Windows print dialog or raw ESC/POS straight to the printer.
Every scan shows up instantly on the customer-facing display: item, photo, price, running total, then change due and a thank-you. Drag it to your second monitor or open it on any tablet on the same network.
Every receive, sale, waste and count is a movement with a user and a timestamp. Moving-average cost, reorder points, low-stock alerts, and a stock-take screen that posts the variance.
Multiple locations — stockroom, warehouse, sales floor. Receive purchase orders into a warehouse, transfer to the store, count per location. The shelf sells from the sales floor; the report shows all of it.
Record the expiry date as you receive. See what expires in 30, 14 and 7 days before it becomes waste on the shelf — the report groceries actually need and tablet POS vendors skip.
Points on every peso, redeemed at the lane. Text the receipt or a promo to the customer's phone through AlliedTech's own SMS hub — no add-on subscription.
Cashiers clock in at the lane; the webcam snaps the photo. No buddy punching, and every sale already carries the cashier's name on the receipt and in the Z-reading.
Each checkout PC is registered as its own machine — its own MIN, serial and invoice series, its own Z-reading — exactly how the BIR wants multi-lane stores set up.
AlliedPOS implements the technical controls the BIR checks on a POS/CAS — the parts that most "free" apps leave to you and your accountant.
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Published plans as of September 2026. We think the comparison speaks plainly enough without adjectives.
| At the counter | AlliedPOS | StoreHub | Loyverse |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on the Windows PC you already own | YesWindows 10 / 11, installs from the browser or as a desktop app | NoiPad or Android tablet | NoiOS / Android |
| Customer-facing second screen | Built inMonitor 2 on the same PC, or any tablet | Not advertised | Separate deviceSecond tablet with the CDS app |
| Weighed goods, PLU codes, scale-label barcodes | Yes | Not advertised | PartialBarcode with embedded weight only |
| BIR POS controls (SI series, grand total, X/Z, VAT split, SC/PWD) | YesBuilt to the CAS/POS requirements; PTU filed with your RDO | YesAccredited; registration help ₱1,000 | NoNot on the BIR accredited list |
| Warehouse locations & stock transfers | Enterprise edition | Advanced plan₱4,499 / month | No |
| Each lane its own BIR terminal (MIN, series, Z) | Yes | Per outlet | Registers, not BIR terminals |
| Expiry / batch tracking | Yes | Not advertised | No |
| Loyalty points | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Staff clock-in with photo | Yes | Yes | Paid add-on |
| SMS receipts & promos | IncludedThrough AlliedTech's own SMS hub | Add-onSMS marketing sold separately | No |
| Sells with the internet down | YesOn-premise install; syncs when back | LimitedCloud-first | Yes |
| Your data, exportable, on your own machine | Yes | Cloud only | Cloud only |
| Price | Licensed per storeNo monthly fee per lane — request a quote | ₱2,249 – ₱8,999 / monthBilled annually; hardware extra | FreePaid add-ons; no BIR accreditation |
Sources: StoreHub PH pricing (Starter ₱2,249, Advanced ₱4,499, Pro ₱8,999 per month); BIR POS accreditation guide; Loyverse accreditation status per 2026 BIR-accredited POS list. "Not advertised" means the feature does not appear on the vendor's public product pages; correct us and we'll update this table.
Both editions share the same BIR engine, the same catalog and the same reports — Enterprise switches on the multi-location layer.
One store, any number of lanes
For minimarts, Korean and Asian groceries, pharmacies and specialty shops with a single stockroom.
Multiple locations, multiple lanes
For supermarkets, chains and distributors that receive by the pallet and sell by the piece.
No tablet bundle, no proprietary terminal. A USB barcode scanner, an 80 mm printer and a second monitor turn an ordinary Windows PC into a two-screen lane.
Browser install or the desktop package. Plug in the scanner and printer; test-print.
Import a CSV from your supplier or scan-to-add on the lane. Photos, VAT class and BNPC flags per item.
Registered name, TIN, address, MIN and serial per lane — locked once you start selling.
We prepare the application and sample receipts with you; the permit is issued to your business.
Open the lane, sell, close the day. The counters never reset from here on.
Thirty minutes, online or at your store. We'll ring up your actual products, print a receipt you can hand to your accountant, and show the warehouse side if you need it.
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