For shop owners
Saleculator helps shops start billing quickly, print receipts, manage day-to-day counter work, and evaluate the system with a 30-day trial before purchase.
Setup support
Get Saleculator ready for a real shop counter.
Use this guide to prepare a single billing counter, a multi-counter shop, or a reseller-managed POS device with a clean trial, handover, and support path.
For resellers
Prepare the customer's business details, receipt format, devices, users, backup routine, and first-day training before handing over the POS.
Supported packages
Shop owners can start from the download page when the installer is available. Resellers and hardware vendors can use the vendor package for controlled deployments.
Activation
New evaluators can start the 30-day trial from the Saleculator activation screen and continue with a paid license after the setup is proven.
Setup sequence
Prove the counter before go-live.
- Confirm whether this is a single-counter shop or a shop with multiple billing counters.
- Prepare the customer business profile, users, receipt details, taxes, and device list.
- Choose where the shop database will run. For multi-counter shops, use one reliable central machine.
- Choose the correct release package for the customer and prepare the POS device before handover.
- Open Saleculator, complete trial or license activation, and confirm the PIN login screen appears.
- Test billing, receipt printing, reports, backup, restart behavior, and the exact devices used at the counter.
Windows quick path
Confirm the installer status on the download page, then complete setup with a reseller or support technician if the customer needs assistance.
Linux and Raspberry Pi
Hardware vendors can prepare dedicated POS devices that boot directly into Saleculator and hide unnecessary desktop options from the cashier.
Network POS
For multiple counters, connect every POS to the same shop database so products, sales, users, and reports stay consistent.
Handover
A good handover includes a sample sale, printed receipt, day report, backup confirmation, restart test, and a short cashier walkthrough.
Before support
Share the right information when help is needed.
- Business type and number of billing counters.
- Operating system and whether the setup is single-counter or multi-counter.
- Receipt printer, scanner, cash drawer, scale, and customer display models, if used.
- Screenshot of the error and what step was being performed.
- A support report from the installed Saleculator folder or Start Menu, with passwords and serial keys kept private.
Product visuals
See how Saleculator fits real counter work.
VideoGuided setup walkthrough
Show the journey from download to business setup, trial activation, PIN login, test sale, receipt, and backup.
GraphicBusiness-type setup examples
Show retail, supermarket, restaurant, and delivery setup choices in one simple visual.
ScreenshotSupport request example
Show the kind of information support needs without exposing passwords or serial keys.
Guided setup support
Professional setup guidance for shops and partners.
Saleculator can be evaluated by a shop owner, installed by a reseller, or prepared by a hardware vendor. Start with the right business type, confirm the counter devices, complete the trial activation, and test one full billing flow before go-live.
For shop owners
Download the Windows installer, enter business and receipt details during setup, start the 30-day trial, then test billing, receipt printing, reports, and backup with sample products.
For resellers
Prepare the customer profile, device list, receipt format, tax settings, users, and backup plan before handover. Confirm the customer can complete daily billing without depending on the installer.
For hardware vendors
Use the vendor package for controlled rollouts on POS devices, Linux, and Raspberry Pi class hardware. Validate display, printer, scanner, cash drawer, network, reboot, and recovery behavior before delivery.
For network shops
Use a reliable central database machine and connect every counter to the same shop database so products, sales, and reports stay consistent across counters.