Zoho Launches Zakya: A Retail POS Solution

Zoho Launches Zakya: A Retail POS Solution

A cloud-based retail point-of-sale solution for streamlined operations is unveiled by Zoho

The parent firm of well-known IT companies ManageEngine, TrainerCentral, Zoho.com, and Qntrl, Zoho Corporation, introduced a new brand in India on Tuesday: Zakya, a point-of-sale system for retail establishments. This will enable the retailers to monitor everything from one location and streamline operations.

The Sanskrit word "sakya," which means "possible," is whence the name "Zakya" originates. Zakya is an end-to-end contemporary point-of-sale system that was created from the bottom up in India and includes a POS billing application. According to a statement, Zakya supports ten Indian languages, including Tamil and Hindi.

Through the help of Zakya, companies may create a unique mobile application that lets their clients browse, shop, and have deliveries delivered right to their homes using smartphones. The option of in-store pickup is another thing that stores may provide.

Businesses may handle all of their back-office functions including inventory control, customer information, transaction data, and vendor data in one location using Zakya's online application, eliminating the need to flip between several applications or documents, according to the press release.

The retail sector in India is projected to grow to over US$2 trillion by 2032. Zakya polled more than a thousand people to better understand the requirements of retail establishments and enterprises around India. 95% of those who responded to the poll and are now paying manually said they would like to convert to a contemporary POS system by 2029.

You may start using Zakya right away. The regular plan is invoiced annually and begins at ₹649 per month. The statement stated that a 15-day free trial of the program is also available.

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