Documentation
NexoPOS is a flexible and powerful point-of-sale platform designed to adapt to different business needs, technical skills, and deployment preferences. Whether you prefer full control over your infrastructure, a hassle-free cloud experience, or native applications for mobility and performance, NexoPOS provides a solution tailored to you.
The documentation is structured into four main sections:
1. NexoPOS Self-Hosted
NexoPOS Self-Hosted is designed for users who want complete control over their environment. You install and run NexoPOS on your own server or hosting provider. For achieving this goal, you'll need to go through the following guides:
Along with those generic guides, there is also a tailored guide that takes you through each step to install NexoPOS on known hosting providers:
2. NexoPOS Cloud
NexoPOS Cloud provides a fully managed experience where everything is handled for you. There is no need to install or maintain servers ? you can start using NexoPOS immediately.
To get started, you'll need to go through the following guides:
3. NexoPOS Native
NexoPOS Native includes dedicated applications for platforms such as Android, iOS, and Windows. These apps are designed to provide a seamless and optimized experience across devices.
The following guides give an overview of each native application we've created for NexoPOS.
NexoPOS for Windows
This is the native Windows application created primarily for offline use, with a quick setup. The following guide will keep you on track with all NexoPOS for Windows features:
- Installation
- General Settings
- Printers Settings
- License Management
4. Developers Guides
Developers Guides are intended for module authors and technical users who want to extend NexoPOS. These guides introduce the main building blocks needed to create modules, register services, add dashboard screens, and manage module database changes.