iPOS Since 1995: 31+ Years of POS Market Experience
iPOS has served the business-software market since 1995.
iPOS has served the business-software market since 1995. In 2026, that represents 31+ years of market experience: a history spanning changes in retail counters, stock management, connectivity and the way owners run their businesses. The story today includes focused POS setups as well as Infinity ERP, mobile apps and connected commerce. The right starting point remains the work a business needs to do.
Product guide: iPOS POS options include offline, online and hybrid configurations. iPOS Web POS is the online product; iPOS Infinity is the ERP system. Selected POS editions offer one-time software licensing; request the edition-specific commercial scope.
Experience across business sizes
A small tuck shop and a large retail operation need different implementations, but both need dependable everyday records. iPOS serves businesses across that range without treating the largest deployment as the only valid product choice. Discuss the counter, stock and management needs of the actual business before choosing modules or architecture. Customer names need not be published to explain that breadth of scope.
What has changed since 1995?
Business owners now evaluate browser access, remote management, customer ordering and connected systems alongside local counter work. The product discussion therefore includes offline, online and hybrid POS arrangements, with Infinity ERP available for a wider organizational scope. The company’s history provides context for that range; a current demonstration shows how the proposed edition handles today’s requirements.
Trust needs a clear product identity
The iPOS brand covers more than Infinity. iPOS Web POS is the online point-of-sale product, while Infinity is the ERP system. Other POS configurations can be selected around local operation or a hybrid design. Naming the edition, modules and deployment in the proposal helps buyers avoid judging a small-shop requirement by an unrelated enterprise project.
Professional value includes commercial clarity
Selected POS editions offer one-time software licensing options. Discuss the included counters, implementation, devices and any ongoing services separately. The objective is a sound business decision, not a claim to be the cheapest. A professional proposal explains both what is included and the responsibilities that continue after installation.
Use evidence alongside history
Inspect authentic product screens, bring your own transaction examples and ask about training, backups, permissions and recovery. Where references are appropriate, request examples that can be shared with permission. Years in the market are relevant context but should sit beside current workflow evidence. iPOS’s 15,000+ active-client figure is a company-reported measure, not an independently audited ranking.
Use the current official website
ipos.net.pk is the current website for iPOS enquiries and product information. The previous ipos.com.pk domain redirects to it. Use the contact details on the current site to confirm a proposal, product edition or support route. When comparing providers, return to the documented scope and the demonstrated business fit rather than relying on an unsupported number-one label.
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