Compared with Foreign cloud software
Imported cloud software is often genuinely better engineered, better documented and better supported than anything built locally. It was also designed for a country with reliable power, fast internet and different tax law, and those three assumptions are where the cost lands.
Side by side
| What matters | With MjFour | Foreign cloud software |
|---|---|---|
| When the connection drops | The point of sale bills entirely offline and syncs in order on reconnect. | A cloud till stops being a till; sales go on paper to be typed in later. |
| FBR digital invoicing | Built in, with the invoice number and QR printed on the receipt. | Usually a third-party connector, if one exists for your version. |
| Payroll statute | FBR salary slabs, EOBI, provident fund, gratuity, and PESSI/SESSI applied per establishment. | Another country’s payroll rules, with local statute handled by hand. |
| Provincial sales tax on services | PRA, SRB, KPRA and BRA supported alongside federal sales tax per item. | Typically modelled as a single tax rate. |
| Printed documents in Urdu | Urdu and English throughout the interface and on printed documents. | Interface translation at best; printed layouts usually stay Latin. |
| What you pay | Priced in rupees, with no dollar exposure and no exit fee. | Priced in dollars, so the rupee cost moves with the exchange rate. |
When Foreign cloud software is the better choice
If you operate across several countries, consolidate in a foreign currency, or need a deep ecosystem of third-party integrations, an international platform is the right answer and we will tell you so. The same is true if your requirement is a specialism we do not cover, we would rather lose the sale than fit you into the wrong system.
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