Country rules are configuration, not versions. Same core logic, different fiscal rules, currencies, and compliance models.
Most POS platforms are built as localized products. When a chain expands, each new country becomes a separate version with different plugins, workflows, and reporting. This fragmentation breaks execution consistency and turns expansion into a technology project. Yakuma avoids this by treating country rules as configuration inside a single execution layer.
An enterprise POS must handle different tax regimes, fiscal reporting models, currencies, languages, and compliance rules without deploying separate systems. It must apply these rules consistently across stores, kiosks, mobile, and web channels. Yakuma is designed to execute these requirements as first-class logic.
A multi-country POS must treat taxes as data-driven rules applied at the product and transaction level, not as manual store configuration. It must support different rate structures, exemptions, and territory-specific regimes while staying auditable. Yakuma centralizes these rules and deploys them consistently by market.
Chains need one operational system where workflows, pricing logic, loyalty rules, and customer experience remain consistent while allowing controlled local differences required by law or market reality. Yakuma is built to manage what is shared and what is different across countries and channels.
Localized versions create separate systems that drift over time. Multi-country support means one system that executes different country rules as configuration, keeping operations consistent while respecting local compliance.
A POS built for multi-country operations must manage one global product catalog, not separate catalogs per country. Duplicating products by market creates fragmentation, data drift, and inconsistent reporting. The correct approach is a single catalog with country-level configuration for taxes, pricing, currency, legal naming, and availability. This preserves global control while allowing local compliance and market differences. Yakuma follows this model by applying country-specific rules at execution time, without cloning or breaking the catalog.
Expanding across borders is not about installing a localized version of your POS. It is about having a single execution layer that understands tax regimes, fiscal reporting, currency handling, and compliance requirements for every market you operate in. Yakuma was built for this from day one.
Each country brings its own regulatory reality. Yakuma handles them all as first-class configurations.
Result: Operate across mainland Spain and the Canary Islands with correct IVA/IGIC handling and retail regimes like Recargo de Equivalencia without running separate POS versions.
Result: Meet German fiscal requirements (TSE/KassenSichV) with audit-ready exports while keeping frontline operations fast.
Result: Maintain anti-fraud compliant transaction integrity and audit trails without sacrificing operational speed.
Result: Keep VAT and MTD consistency across locations while managing tips and service charge flows cleanly.
Result: Support telematic receipts and evolving fiscal procedures without store-by-store custom work.
Result: Enforce sales tax rules and reporting consistency across states while preserving one operational system.
Result: Run VAT-compliant operations with bilingual execution and readiness for e-invoicing requirements.
Result: Execute ZATCA e-invoicing flows as part of live transactions while supporting Arabic/English operations.
Result: Maintain fiscal invoicing discipline with strong cash controls and optional dual-currency display.
Per-user interface language: when staff switch users, the POS UI switches to their native language automatically.
Dual-currency display (when needed): show two currencies simultaneously on screen and receipts (e.g., USD + HTG in Haiti, EUR + USD in tourist-heavy areas).
When your POS treats every country as a first-class configuration, international expansion becomes an operational decision, not a technology project. Yakuma makes this possible.