wePOS Pro

Connect counter sales with WooCommerce

wePOS Pro extends the wePOS point-of-sale system for WooCommerce stores, retail counters, chains and multivendor marketplaces. In-person and online sales use the same WooCommerce products, prices, customers, stock and orders. Cashiers can search for products or scan barcodes, apply discounts or fees, sell fractional quantities and complete checkout from a tablet or desktop. Receipts can be printed from the POS screen.

Tools for checkout and shop oversight

• Reports: Review sales summaries, charts, recent orders, payment reports and inventory alerts in the dashboard.
• Order exports: Export POS orders as CSV.
• Saved carts: Save an active cart and resume checkout later across devices.
• Access controls: Set which POS pages and actions cashiers can use.
• Receipt customization: Configure receipt headers, footers and fields.
• Stock and product tools: Monitor low-stock and out-of-stock products, and edit stock, categories, tags or pricing within the POS process.
• Outlet assignments: Assign outlets to vendors and cashiers.
• Interface choice: Switch between the classic and modern interface.

Vendor sales and data in Dokan

With Dokan multivendor operations, each vendor has a POS dashboard for their own products, customers, orders, reports and options. Vendors see their shop data, while administrators retain marketplace-wide control. Vendor staff can run POS counters with permissions handled automatically. Vendors can manage their taxes, receipts, outlets, currency options and POS preferences. Outlets can be assigned to vendors and cashiers, with access controls available for vendors and their staff.

Set up the POS workflow

1. Install and activate wePOS with WooCommerce configured for the store. For multivendor POS, make sure Dokan is active and enable its integration.
2. Create outlets and assign the relevant cashiers, vendors or vendor staff.
3. Review access permissions and configure receipt, currency, tax and POS preferences where applicable.
4. Connect the store’s product and inventory workflow, then test barcode scanning, fractional quantities, saved carts and receipt printing.
5. Use reports, CSV exports, alerts and product editing tools during regular store operations.