B) Discussions on Web (or cloud) based open source POS products. Ayodo needs an open sourced POS product which can be distributed free of charge to global merchants, to reach the stated mandate of a Not-For-Profit Merchant centric global remittance service. In other words to establish a widespread universal channel for cash based remittance service reliant upon the small local merchants handling the cash, Ayodo must be able to offer these same merchants the incentive of world class POS services at extremely affordable rates.
As project management knows Jay Shetty https://www.linkedin.com/in/jashetty/ ) has already integrated open-sourced WALLACE POS https://wallacepos.com/ with YodoPay, but I sense that Wallace may be wanting and that the better candidate for Ayodo's Foundation and the project team to therefore focus upon may be UniCenta https://unicenta.com/ . Ayodo can provide qualified project team members access to the UniCenta source code to help make this determination as it would be highly desirable to focus and lock onto the best possible vehicle to address our needs for an open sourced POS application. We have already purchased or licensed the source code for Pozool POS a native Android code app which has been integrated and used with Pozool and is in our GitHub repository, but Pozzol was designed intended for very small merchants with data-store on the local device and with limited or low speed internet access requirements ( not intended to be a cloud service).
B) Discussions on Web (or cloud) based open source POS products. Ayodo needs an open sourced POS product which can be distributed free of charge to global merchants, to reach the stated mandate of a Not-For-Profit Merchant centric global remittance service. In other words to establish a widespread universal channel for cash based remittance service reliant upon the small local merchants handling the cash, Ayodo must be able to offer these same merchants the incentive of world class POS services at extremely affordable rates.
As project management knows Jay Shetty https://www.linkedin.com/in/jashetty/ ) has already integrated open-sourced WALLACE POS https://wallacepos.com/ with YodoPay, but I sense that Wallace may be wanting and that the better candidate for Ayodo's Foundation and the project team to therefore focus upon may be UniCenta https://unicenta.com/ . Ayodo can provide qualified project team members access to the UniCenta source code to help make this determination as it would be highly desirable to focus and lock onto the best possible vehicle to address our needs for an open sourced POS application. We have already purchased or licensed the source code for Pozool POS a native Android code app which has been integrated and used with Pozool and is in our GitHub repository, but Pozzol was designed intended for very small merchants with data-store on the local device and with limited or low speed internet access requirements ( not intended to be a cloud service).