RAOS review
A retail POS with offline sync, inventory, branch transfers, and local integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RAOS brings point-of-sale checkout and store management together for retailers in Uzbekistan. It covers inventory, staff and branch management, reporting, and fiscal integration, with tools for barcode-scanned products and transfers between branches. Its offline mode is relevant to stores that need to keep sales and inventory operations moving during connectivity interruptions; the vendor says data syncs when the connection returns. Small retailers can start with core checkout and inventory, while multi-branch businesses can consider the higher plans and branch-level stock visibility.
The published monthly plans begin with Starter at 249,000 UZS per month, which includes POS and inventory, Soliq.uz integration, and Telegram notifications. Growth costs 449,000 UZS per month and adds reports and analytics, Telegram broadcast, a loyalty programme, and priority support. Pro is 799,000 UZS per month, with AI Night Cashier, API access, and a dedicated manager. A 30-day trial is available without a card, giving retailers a way to assess the workflow before choosing a paid tier. The different plan levels make the feature trade-offs fairly clear, though stores needing analytics or loyalty have to move beyond Starter.
The local ecosystem fit is a notable part of RAOS's scope: integrations include Soliq.uz (OFD), TezDetal, and MaxSavdo, and the supported platforms span web, desktop, mobile, and API. Barcode scanning supports USB and Bluetooth scanners, and barcode label printing is included among its capabilities. The fiscal module is undergoing state registry registration, a relevant consideration for retailers evaluating fiscal workflows. RAOS is a fit for Uzbekistan retailers prioritizing offline operations, inventory, and local connections; businesses that do not need these workflows or integrations may prefer a more general retail POS. Support channels include email, chat, and documentation, and 24/7 support is indicated.
RAOS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Continues sales and inventory work offline, then syncs when connectivity returns
- Combines barcode checkout, inventory, and stock transfers between branches
- Integrates with Soliq.uz, TezDetal, and MaxSavdo
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; monthly plans start at 249,000 UZS
- AI Night Cashier and API access are limited to the Pro plan
- Fiscal module is undergoing state registry registration
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