Run your till in dirham, in French, with no monthly fee. digabloPos records your sales, stock and customer credit, and keeps working when the network drops. You are tied to no bank and no card terminal.
Commerce in Morocco is still mostly cash, even if card use is climbing fast in Casablanca, Rabat and tourist areas like Marrakech and Agadir. The small merchant's problem is not accepting cards: it is running the till without being locked into one bank's terminal, with a monthly fee on top. A snack bar, a corner grocery (the neighborhood hanout), a cafe or a tea room does not need a 149 DH per month program just to record sales. Add the network cuts, common away from the main roads, and a till that needs internet becomes a real liability on a busy Saturday night. digabloPos starts there: free to begin with, it handles the dirham natively, works offline, and leaves you free to collect payment your own way. For businesses serving tourists, showing a second currency such as the euro spares the mental math at the counter.
MAD, EUR
French
Prices, receipts and reports show in Moroccan dirham, with the symbol placed after the amount as it should be. No hacked settings, no rough conversions.
digabloPos records every sale, whether the customer pays cash, by card or by transfer. It never forces you to buy or rent a bank terminal: this is your till, and it stays yours. Keep the terminal you already have, or none.
When the connection drops, the till keeps going. You sell, print the receipt, track stock, and everything syncs the moment the network returns. You never stop serving.
The credit book is part of daily life for the hanout and the corner snack bar. digabloPos keeps each customer's outstanding balance and partial payments, and prints a statement whenever you want to settle up.
Menus, buttons, receipts and reports are in French, not a clumsy translation. A waiter or a shop assistant picks up the app in minutes, with no training.
No monthly plan, no cut of your sales, no crippled version. You start for free and keep every core feature. Advanced modules stay optional.
“My snack bar is in Derb Omar, it never stops. I was afraid of a complicated, paid program. Now I record each sale, I see the day's till, and when the connection drops I keep going without losing anything.”
Youssef B.
Snack Al Baraka, Casablanca, Morocco
“In my cafe in the medina, many tourists pay and ask the price in euros. digabloPos shows both currencies, and my waiters print the receipt right away. And I pay no subscription.”
Salma R.
Café Riad, Marrakech, Morocco
Join Moroccan merchants running their till in dirham, offline and with no subscription. You stay free to collect payment your way, and you start at no cost.