Al-Rakeen
Iraqi software company · Baghdad

Point-of-sale and management software for restaurants, cafés and retail in Iraq

Al-Rakeen puts the till, the kitchen, the store room and the day's accounts on one system built for how business is actually done here.

  • Try the whole system before you pay
  • Installed and taught at your venue
  • A licence you buy, not rent
  • Runs on a regular Windows PC
Till — order screenOpen order
The order column of the till with four dishes rung up and a total of 53,000 Iraqi dinars above the pay and send-to-kitchen buttons; the interface is Arabic.
What it does

From the first order to the closed drawer

A short account of the daily loop; each system carries the parts its trade needs.

Ring up an order and take the money

Open a bill for a table, a takeaway or a delivery, split it between guests when they ask, and settle it across cash, card and credit in one payment screen.

Send every item to the station that cooks it

Grill items print at the grill and drinks at the bar, while the preparation screen holds each open ticket with the time it has been waiting.

Watch materials leave as the kitchen fires

Recipe ingredients come off the store the moment an order goes in, purchase invoices raise the quantities back, and a stocktake records whatever the shelf disagrees about.

Close the shift on a drawer that was counted

The cashier counts the cash before the expected figure is shown to him, and the day is read back split by tender, by item and by the margin left after cost.

Shop tillBarcode
The shop till with a scan field above four grocery lines totalling 19,750 Iraqi dinars, beside the item grid arranged by shelf section; the interface is Arabic.
  • Roles and permissions
  • Audit trail
  • Kitchen display
  • Local network devices
  • Waiter tablet
  • Multi-branch
  • Loyalty points
  • Purchase orders
  • Thermal printing and drawer
  • Card terminals over Switch
  • Barcode and scale (retail)
  • Returns and exchange (retail)
  • Instalments (retail)
Reliability and support

Built to keep trading, and answered by the people who wrote it

What separates us here is less a longer feature list than how close we stand when something goes wrong.

It runs on the machine in your shop

Selling, printing and the preparation screen carry on without a connection, and the data syncs to the cloud account once the line comes back.

You reach the team that built it

Support runs over WhatsApp straight to the people who write the software, with no ticket queue and no reseller standing in between.

You start small and add later

One computer can carry a whole venue, and the kitchen screen, the waiter tablet or a second register join it whenever the work grows.

New versions arrive without a new invoice

Releases reach you with their features and their fixes inside the licence you already paid for, so the system keeps pace with the trade.

Questions

The four things people ask first

Anything still open is a WhatsApp message away, answered by the same team.

Is the software available in English?

The screens, receipts and reports are Arabic and the amounts are in Iraqi dinars; this page exists so an English-speaking owner or partner can judge the system before it is installed.

What hardware does it need?

An ordinary Windows computer with a thermal receipt printer and a cash drawer covers a small venue, shops add a scanner and a scale, and kitchens add a preparation screen.

Can a single device be enough to start?

Yes, one computer runs the counter on its own, and further devices are added to the same installation later without moving your data anywhere else.

How is it licensed?

Each device licence is paid once and stays yours, while the cloud subscription that opens the browser account, the online menu and the backups remains an optional line.

Try Al-Rakeen in your own venue

We prepare a trial loaded with your own items and prices, then stand beside your staff through the first working shift.

Baghdad and every other governorate.