INYAD HARDWARE
Five families of POS hardware, one account behind all of them. Every section below says what the family is for and what actually separates the models inside it, so you walk into the demo knowing what to ask for.
Tested where it hurts
Flour, grease, dye and dropped stock: devices are tested for real counters, not showrooms.
Keeps selling offline
Offline mode absorbs brief cuts: sales, tickets and clock-ins all sync when the line returns.
1 year warranty
Covered for a year. If a device is replaced, your account brings everything back on sign-in.
GET PAID
Three terminals, one choice, and it comes down to how the sale happens: at the counter, across the shop, or out on the road.
inyad TPE Pro
The till, the bank machine and the receipt printer in one 400-gram device. It rings, charges and prints, and the fiscal module keeps the record for the day the inspector asks. For most businesses this is the whole answer.
inyad TPE
The same till, printer and certifications, minus the fiscal module. Don’t need it? Keep the difference.
inyad TPE Go
Sized for a pocket, not a counter: it scans, takes the card and texts the receipt. Its own SIM, no paper to feed.
SELL
All four run identical software: the choice is counter space, whether the customer sees the screen, and whether it has to turn.
THE REGISTERS
Fixed counters. The screen belongs to the till.
inyad Register 15
The counter your staff stops thinking about: the whole catalog one tap away on 15.6″, and a fingerprint keeps the till closed to strangers.
inyad Register Duo
Ends the “how much did you type?” conversation: the customer watches the ticket build on their own screen, then taps their card on that glass.
THE STANDS
Tablets on a rotating foot. The screen belongs to the conversation.
inyad Stand 11
Swing the screen to the customer for PIN, signature or loyalty sign-up, swing it back and sell. A power cut doesn’t close the till.
inyad Stand 8
The complete POS in a paperback footprint, for counters where every centimeter is merchandise.
THE QUEUE KILLER
Both take the order and the payment without your team touching it; the only question is where your queue forms.
inyad Kiosk
Your best cashier at noon: no floor space, never calls in sick. Guests order, customize and pay, and the kitchen ticket prints before the next guest steps up.
inyad Kiosk Counter
Pickups and quiet-hour orders your staff never touches. Guests pay on the glass, and one profile switch turns it back into a register.
RUN THE KITCHEN
These three aren’t alternatives, they’re stages of one order: follow the ticket from the till to the customer’s hands.
THE ORDER ARRIVES
Dispatcher
Splits every ticket across stations (grill, fryer, cold) and reassembles the order for the pass. The expeditor’s brain, on a screen.
THE ORDER IS COOKED
inyad Kitchen Display
Tap it gloved, wet or floury, it answers: sealed against the mess. No paper going soft over the fryer.
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THE ORDER IS HANDED OVER
Queue manager
A guest-facing screen calls order numbers as they’re ready. The crowd at the counter becomes people waiting comfortably.
Start anywhere. Most kitchens begin with one display screen and add the dispatcher and queue manager as volume grows.
RUN THE TEAM
Both stations are biometric, so the shift starts with the person: buddy punching ends the day the station goes up.
Clock-in Station · Fingerprint
The shift starts when the finger touches the reader. Hours land in payroll by themselves, and nothing can be lent to a colleague.
Clock-in Station · Face
For hands that arrive full: a glance clocks the shift, gloves on, trays held. Same timesheets and payroll behind it.
ACCESSORIES
Every accessory your counter needs.
Printers, scanners, cash drawers and scales: we bring the right ones to your demo, paired and ready.
BUILT TO BE
Tough
Specified for the mess it will live in and tested on real counters, not in a showroom: flour, grease and water splashes included.
Fast
Screens stay responsive with a full catalog loaded and a full room waiting. Hardware is specified for your busiest hour, not your average one.
Ready
Add a device and it joins the same account and the same catalog in minutes. Nothing to migrate, and no second system to keep in step.
WHEN THE INTERNET ISN’T
Brief connectivity drops are absorbed on the device: you keep ringing up sales and the team keeps clocking in. Everything syncs to your account the moment the line returns. Nobody in the queue ever knows.
Offline mode
Offline mode
Auto-sync on return
08:59 · Sara clocked in
Recorded
12:41 · Wi-Fi lost
Offline mode on
12:44 · Sale #215 · 132.50 MAD
Taken
12:52 · Wi-Fi back
Everything synced
FAQ
Can I mix and match different hardware families to run my business operations?
Do the physical checkout terminals, kitchen displays, and accessories require an internet connection?
Do the handheld smart terminals require a Wi-Fi connection, or do they come with integrated mobile data?
What happens if my shop experiences a power outage or voltage fluctuations?
Will my existing counter accessories like barcode scanners, thermal printers, and scales work with the system?
Do I strictly need to buy hardware from inyad, or can I install the software on my own devices?
Is inyad hardware luxury or luxury-priced equipment, and why does professional grade matter?
What happens if a device experiences an internal technical malfunction during a shift?
If a terminal is stolen, broken, or destroyed in an accident, do I lose my business records and customer data?
Do I have to pay for all the hardware equipment upfront, or do you offer payment financing plans?
How do I purchase the hardware equipment, and do your local teams handle the setup?
That’s exactly what the demo is for: tell us what you run, and we’ll bring both options.
You sell or install equipment for merchants?
Bundle inyad with the hardware you already sell, with training and certification by our team.
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