4 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.
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Published scope to compare
Before committing
EPOS
Retail, F&B and minimart POS; inventory, reporting and published e-commerce integrations.
Confirm the exact hardware, integration, migration and recurring charges.
FoodZaps
F&B ordering, QR self-ordering, kitchen display and outlet reporting.
Demonstrate your actual order flow, hardware, offline behaviour and payment setup.
Koomi (formerly Novitee)
Modular F&B POS, ordering, kiosk, kitchen and procurement products.
Separate base modules, add-ons, implementation and support in the quote.
Qashier
POS, payments and loyalty. Advertised S$5/day platform price; terminal arrangements are separate.
Confirm the full equipment, contract, tax and transaction-fee terms.
What to check before choosing a POS system
Start with the industry your business operates in and the specific workflows you need managed. These providers publish different vertical focus, module depth and pricing models. Compare which product features are included in the base system and which require add-ons.
POS scope differs by vertical and module
For a shop, inventory and e-commerce sync may matter more than table or kitchen flow. For an F&B outlet, compare self-ordering, kitchen tickets, payment and multi-outlet work. EPOS lists retail and F&B routes; FoodZaps focuses on F&B setups; Koomi separates front- and back-of-house modules; Qashier combines POS, payments and loyalty. A feature appearing in the catalogue does not mean it is included in every package. Ask for a demonstration using your actual workflow and a full written quote.
Questions to ask before committing to a POS provider
Which product and modules cover your actual outlet workflow?
What hardware, migration, installation and training are included?
Which integrations and payment methods work with this exact setup?
How does the system behave offline?
What are the subscription, processing, terminal and exit charges?
How can you export your data if you change provider?
Compare the published options
Providers are listed alphabetically, not by quality or paid placement. Each profile is based on the company's own published website at the time of research.
EPOS publishes POS systems for retail, F&B and minimart verticals with cloud sync, inventory management, real-time reporting and e-commerce integration.
Why consider it: Its published product covers three distinct verticals (retail, F&B, minimart) from one platform.
May suit: Retail, F&B or minimart operators comparing a POS with published inventory, reporting and e-commerce features.
Before deciding: Confirm the actual hardware, supported integration versions, migration, training, recurring fees and payment-processing charges.
FoodZaps publishes an Android-based F&B POS system with QR code ordering, kitchen display, e-wallet payments and multi-outlet reporting.
Why consider it: Its published setup options are designed for specific F&B formats: cafe, hawker stall, grab-and-go, restaurant and bar.
May suit: F&B operators comparing a setup that matches their specific outlet format.
Before deciding: Ask whether the system works with non-Android hardware you already own, what happens offline, and which payment gateways are supported in Singapore.
Koomi lists a modular F&B suite with POS, QR ordering, kiosk, kitchen display, purchasing and central-kitchen routes. Novitee’s old website directs visitors to the Koomi name.
Why consider it: Its current product menu separates front-of-house ordering from back-of-house and central-kitchen modules.
May suit: Multi-outlet F&B businesses comparing a modular suite that covers both front-of-house and back-of-house operations.
Before deciding: Ask which modules the quote includes, whether your current hardware is supported, and what implementation, training and support cost.
Qashier lists POS, payments and loyalty, plus ordering and integration features. Its site advertises S$5/day platform pricing, with terminal charges or an upfront two-year arrangement described separately.
Why consider it: Its published pricing separates platform use from terminal options, giving a buyer specific subscription and equipment terms to compare.
May suit: Businesses comparing a bundled POS-and-payments system with marketplace delivery integration.
Before deciding: Confirm terminal charges, the commitment period, taxes, processing fees, settlements and any separately priced feature in a full written quote.
This is a researched shortlist rather than a complete market census. We have not used these services, tested the products or inspected facilities. The comparison uses official published information; features, availability, charges and terms can change. Confirm the specific service and full written offer before committing.
How this guide was researched
This shortlist compares published service scope and practical buying decisions using official pages. Options are alphabetic, not ranked. No business paid for inclusion. Known Tendou relationships are disclosed. Confirm the current offer and full written terms directly.