NeatPakPOSPayroll and attendance pass
TestingA simulated year of shifts, leave and commission, with every payroll run posting its own journal and the balance sheet still closing to the rupee.
85%
Version 1.0 is live on the Microsoft Store. The new modules for Version 2.0 are written and in the app, and the work now is testing them. Everything on this page is where that honestly stands, including what is not started yet
72%Version 2.0
These are the steps to getting Version 2.0 out, not versions of it. Writing the new modules is behind us; what is left is proving they behave alongside everything that is already live, then shipping them as a Store update
HRM, service and assets written, wired to the database and added to the app.
Driving the new modules through a simulated trading year alongside everything 1.0 already does.
A new signed package through Microsoft's certification pass.
The update reaches every shop through the Store, with nothing to download by hand.
The shortest-lived part of this page, and the point of it. These are the jobs open right now, not a roadmap
A simulated year of shifts, leave and commission, with every payroll run posting its own journal and the balance sheet still closing to the rupee.
Book a device in, use parts from stock, bill the customer, hand it back under warranty, and check stock and the books agree at every step.
Buy equipment, assign it to a person, log its maintenance, and prove the valuation report depreciates it by the day.
Walking HRM, service and assets as an owner, a manager and a counter salesman, and proving each of them reaches exactly what they should and nothing else.
The same groups the feature list uses, split by the version they ship in. Pick a version or swipe across — nothing is ever taken off this page, so what Version 1.0 shipped with stays here as later versions land
The first release, out now on the Microsoft Store. A shop can run its counter on it start to finish: sell, buy, count stock, take payment, keep books, and use the receipt printer, scanner and cash drawer it already owns.
Till, cart tabs, held sales, returns, exchanges, quotations, orders, layaway and installments.
Catalogue, IMEI and serial tracking, purchase orders, goods received, suppliers, adjustments and stock counts.
Profiles, credit limits, loyalty, promotions, the cash drawer and expenses, all written and behaving.
Journals, balance sheet, ageing and thirty-plus reports, reconciled line by line against a full simulated trading year.
Scheduled backups, restore, the roles and permissions model, and the offline licence check.
Thermal receipt printers, barcode scanners, cash drawers and A4 printing, tested on real hardware rather than a spec sheet.
MSIX packaging, code signing, the listing copy and Microsoft's certification pass. Live on the Microsoft Store.
Version 1.0 is live on the Microsoft Store. Open the listing or see the download page for how to install it.
The next update, and everything the percentage at the top of this page is about. HRM, service and assets are written and in the app, but they are not released until testing says they are ready.
Employees, attendance, shifts, leave, payroll and commission. Added to the app and being tested; not released yet.
Repair job cards, parts, warranty and delivery. Added to the app and being tested; not released yet.
Owned equipment, depreciation, assignment to a person and a maintenance log. Added to the app and being tested; not released yet.
Real card or wallet payments taken at the till, settled and reconciled. Scoped for 2.0 and not started yet.
The 72% at the top of this page is these 4 figures weighted by how much of Version 2.0 each one is, not an average of them.
Attendance, shifts, leave and payroll, repair job cards costed properly, and owned equipment depreciated rather than merely listed, switched on for every shop.
Real payment methods taken at the till, settled and reconciled, instead of cash and a transfer someone types in by hand.
Products, customers and opening balances out of Excel, so day one is not a week of typing.
An order, not a calendar. There is no date on this version because a date here would be a promise. When it is ready it arrives as a free update through the Microsoft Store, so a shop already running NeatPakPOS does not have to download anything.
Proof the numbers above actually move, rather than a page that has said 92% since spring
Version 1.0 is published. One install from the Store, a free trial on first launch, and updates that arrive on their own.
Thermal receipt printers, barcode scanners and cash drawers driven on real hardware, not guessed at from a spec sheet.
Count the shelf, see every difference against the system, and approve the lot in one commit rather than a hundred silent corrections.
Second-hand goods taken in at the price actually paid, and consignment stock tracked apart from what the shop owns.
Principal, schedule and flat interest, with a final payment that settles to exactly zero.
Margin, dead stock, stock valuation, the hourly heatmap, receivables ageing, staff sales and product scoring.
Sales, purchases, returns and payroll all post their own journals, so the balance sheet is built rather than typed.
NeatPakPOS is on the Microsoft Store now, with a 14-day trial and every module unlocked. Anything on this page that ships later reaches you as an update, and if something behaves oddly in your shop, tell us
