Islamabad, Pakistan

Islamabad’s sector markets, organised like the city.

Every sector has its markaz and its grocery stores, and many owners run a second branch in Rawalpindi. GetGroceryPOS keeps each branch’s stock, counters and reports separate, and moves stock between them.

Behind the counter: Urdu, English, Pashto

Illustration of a Islamabad street marketfromRs 2,999/mo

Where the twin cities shop

  1. F-6 & F-7 markaz

    Established marts with imported goods and card-paying customers.

  2. G-9 (Karachi Company) & G-11

    Busy groceries and wholesale for the surrounding sectors.

  3. I-8 & E-11

    Newer departmental stores and family marts.

  4. Rawalpindi (Saddar, Bahria Town)

    Second branches and wholesale suppliers.

Islamabad at the register

Branches
Each branch is a location; stock transfers on the Supermarket plan
Payments
Cards, JazzCash, Easypaisa, bank transfer, cash
Language
Urdu or English per cashier
Tax
Prices before sales tax; set the rates that apply to you

What twin-city owners ask first

“Can I see both branches’ sales from my phone at night?”

Yes: reports run in the browser on any phone, per location or combined.

Prices for Islamabad stores, in PKR.

  • Corner1 registerRs 2,999/mo
  • Market3 registersRs 5,999/mo
  • Supermarket8 registersRs 11,999/mo

Prices in PKR, plus applicable sales tax. Full pricing

Islamabad questions, answered.

8 questions on the shelf

  1. Can I run branches in Islamabad and Rawalpindi?

    Yes. Each branch is its own location and plan; the Supermarket plan adds stock transfers between them.

  2. Can I check sales from my phone?

    Yes. Reports open in the browser on any phone.

  3. Does it support card payments?

    Cards run through your bank’s or processor’s terminal; record them as card payments at checkout.

  4. Can I get a demo in Urdu?

    Yes, pick Urdu on the demo form.

  5. How much does GetGroceryPOS cost for a Islamabad store?

    Corner Rs 2,999, Market Rs 5,999, Supermarket Rs 11,999 a month per store. Prices in PKR, plus applicable sales tax.

  6. Which payments work for Islamabad stores?

    Cash (most kiryana sales); Cards through your bank’s terminal; JazzCash and Easypaisa as custom payment methods; Bank transfer and instant transfers recorded as payments; Khata: customer credit accounts.

  7. Which languages can my Islamabad staff use?

    Each cashier picks a screen language. For Islamabad we usually set up Urdu, English, Pashto; product names can be in any script. See languages.

  8. How do I get started in Islamabad?

    Start the free trial online, or book a demo and we set up your store with you remotely. WhatsApp first: message us in Urdu or English. Demos by video; onboarding in Urdu.

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