
The cashier’s screen
Every user picks their own interface language. Buttons, menus and messages change; the data doesn’t.
“Plátanos”, “香蕉”, “Chuối”, “바나나”, “موز”, “کیلا”. Product names in any script, next to English, on the screen and on the paper. Pick a language to see the receipt change.
MERCADO LA ESPERANZA
¡Gracias por su compra!
金山超市
谢谢惠顾!
CHỢ SÀI GÒN
Cảm ơn quý khách!
한아름 마트
감사합니다!
سوق البركة
شكرًا لتسوقكم!
المدینہ کریانہ
خریداری کا شکریہ!

Every user picks their own interface language. Buttons, menus and messages change; the data doesn’t.

Typed or imported in any script. Use two names in one field so everyone can read them.

Store name, address and the thank-you line in your language through the receipt layout.
The honest answer: it depends on the printer’s fonts. Here is how it usually goes, and we test yours before you commit.
| Script | Screen | Typical US thermal printer | Workaround |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish, Vietnamese (Latin with accents) | Yes | Usually yes | Pick a printer code page with accents |
| Chinese, Korean | Yes | Often no on US models | CJK-capable printer, or print as image from the browser |
| Arabic, Urdu | Yes | Often no on US models | Arabic-capable printer, or print as image |
8 questions on the shelf
Yes, the simple way: store each product name in both languages, for example “Plátanos / Bananas”, and both print on every receipt. Store name, footer message and labels can be in your language through the receipt layout.
English, Spanish and Arabic are ready out of the box, along with Hindi, French, German, Dutch and Albanian. Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Urdu are set up as custom translations during onboarding. See language support.
Yes. Language is a per-user setting, so the owner can work in English while a cashier on the next register works in Spanish or Vietnamese.
It depends on the printer. Many 80 mm thermal printers sold in Asia or the Middle East include CJK or Arabic fonts; many US models print Latin only. Printing from the browser as an image can work around missing fonts. Bring your printer model to the demo and we test it.
Arabic and Urdu text is stored and shown right to left. On paper the result depends on the printer and print method, so test a receipt before you go live.
Your online store shows the product names you entered, so customers can search for “tofu” or “두부” if both are in the name.
No. Language is only how text is shown. Prices, taxes and reports stay the same whatever language a cashier uses.
Yes. Translations are editable. Tell us the screen and the wording your staff use, and we update the custom translation for your store.
No question matches that. Try a shorter word.
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Nothing on the shelf for that.
Try “scale”, “EBT”, “import” or “Urdu”.