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Start with the POS. Add cloud control, mobile selling, staff operations, and self-service ordering when the business is ready.
On-premise · Windows · BIR
The established full-service system. Runs on an on-site server, keeps working when the internet drops, and prints BIR-compliant receipts.
Cloud · Android / iOS · Wireless
Runs on any tablet, prints straight to a wireless printer, and is up and running in minutes with no on-site server.
Owner control room
Use Hubshake to see every branch, move stock, push menus and prices, and keep leadership out of spreadsheet chaos.
Team operations
Give managers and teams one place for clock-ins, leave, overtime, payroll visibility, and basic helpdesk workflows.
Self-service ordering
Reduce lines, avoid order mistakes, show menu photos, add smart upsells, and speed up guest ordering.
Mall integration - SiteLink
Connects POSBang stores to mall-required sales formats, including CSV, SAL, XML, tagged fixed-width exports, local folders, FTP retry queues, and scheduler handoff.
SitelInk-MallConnect
Compiled August 4, 2026 from Mall Requirements, SiteLink v.Andromeda, the shipped SiteLink executable, and POS mall integration functions.
| Family | Output shape | Malls |
|---|---|---|
| 66-field wide CSV | One long comma line per terminal, .flg sentinel at EOD | Araneta/ACI, Verdant, CBE, CCI Acienda |
| .sal | Space-delimited, record IDs 01/99/95, quoted character values | Vista, Starmall |
| Alliance TMS XML | sales_*.xml | PITX, Eton, Pacific Mall |
| Tagged fixed-width | Record tags plus zero-padded numerics | Robinsons, Megaworld, MIAA |
| Mall | Output format | Filename | Delivery | Implemented in | Spec doc | Samples | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ayala (existing) | 21-col CSV + hourly + Z-read | <contract_no><MMdd>.txt, ...H.txt, ...Z.txt | local | SiteLink processAyala | PDF (Nov 2018) | 3 .txt | OK |
| Ayala (new req.) | Transposed key/value CSV - 68-field txn with nested line items; 110-field EOD, one column per terminal | <CCCODE><MMDDYY><TER_NO>_<TXN#>.csv, EOD<CCCODE><MMDDYY>.csv | local | - | 2 PDFs, fully decoded | 5 .csv incl. refunds | NEW |
| Robinsons | Tagged fixed-width, records 01-30 | <tenant last4><MMdd>.<term2><batch> | FTP, .unsent retry queue | SiteLink processRobinson | PDF (2012) | none | OK |
| Megaworld | Tagged 01-22 daily + hourly + discount CSV; decimal points stripped file-wide | S|H|D + tenant[0..4] + term[0..2] + session + . + monthCode + dd | local | SiteLink processMegaWorld | PDF (scanned) | Notes.txt | OK |
| SM Coin | Wide CSV, one line per terminal | <MMddyyyy>.txt + Z<MMddyyyy>.flg | local | SiteLink processSMCoin | .xls (unread) | none | OK |
| SM SIA | 2 CSVs - transactions + transaction details (CsvHelper) | per SM spec | Mosaic Generic Scheduler | POS processNewSMReq, gated by mis_latest_sm_files | xlsx v1.5 + scenarios | retail .csv, food .xlsx | OK |
| Araneta / ACI | 66-field wide CSV | <MMddyyyy>.txt + .flg | local | SiteLink processAraneta | xlsx (in ACI/) | none | OK |
| Verdant | 66-field wide CSV, upserts the line whose col 61 matches the terminal | <MMddyyyy>.txt + .flg | local | SiteLink processVerdant | none | none | OK, spec-less |
| CBE Estrada | 66-field family, own mandated discount (CBD) | - | - | - | xlsx | none | NEW, config variant |
| CCI Acienda (Caserta) | 66-field family, own mandated discount | - | - | - | xlsx | none | NEW, config variant |
| Vista | .sal, records 01/99/95, quoted values | mmddyycc.sal | local, network share configured but unused | only frmLogs.processVista; Generate.mallsetup case is commented out | none | none | OK, fragile |
| Starmall | .sal family; ASCII, zeros as 0.00, char values quoted | mmddyycc.sal, cc = upload attempt | mall network folder to Hookup Server via tapping point | - | pptx | none | NEW, family exists |
| PITX | Alliance TMS XML | sales_<tenant>_<term4>_<session5>.xml | local | POS GeneratePITXXML; SiteLink processPITX | PDF (TSMS 2.1.1) | via Eton folder | OK |
| Eton | same Alliance TMS XML as PITX | same | local | POS, routed to GeneratePITXXML | 2 PDFs | 2 .xml, 4 check .xlsx | OK |
| Pacific Mall | same Alliance TMS XML as PITX | same | local | POS, routed to GeneratePITXXML | identical set to Eton | identical set to Eton | OK |
| MIAA | Tagged summary 1-24 + hourly 01-010 + txn CSV; also real-time per transaction | S<tenant4><term2><session><monthCode><dayOfYear>.txt | local | POS + SiteLink processMIAA / processMIAAEOD | none | none | OK, spec-less |
| Shangrila | Hourly 01 lines + 99 totals | <MMddyyyy>.txt | local | SiteLink processShangrila | none | OK | |
| Rockwell | CSV per ACC guidelines | - | local | POS GenerateRockwell | 2 PDFs (scanned) + Checker.xlsx validator | SAMPLE-*.xlsx | OK |
| Estancia / OCLP | Per-invoice, real-time | L<tenant4><term2>.<month><dd> | local | POS processEstanciaInvoice | PDF (scanned) + Hourly Format.docx | none | OK |
| Festival | unknown | - | - | - | .xls (unread) | none | ? |
Timing
Per-transaction files are written by POS at settle or recall time for MIAA, PITX, and Estancia. Everything else is end-of-day or scheduled. The new Ayala per-transaction format would join the real-time group.
Delivery
Most malls use local or mapped-drive output. Robinsons uses FTP with an .unsent queue, SM SIA uses SM's Mosaic scheduler, and Starmall expects upload to a mall Hookup Server.
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KryptonPOS is the established on-premise system for BIR-registered Philippine restaurants and bars. KroidPOS is the lightweight cloud system for quick-service and international tablet-based selling.
The established full-service system. Runs on an on-site server, keeps working when the internet drops, and prints BIR-compliant receipts.
Best for: Full-service restaurants, bars and cafes in the Philippines.The lightweight cloud system. Runs on any tablet, prints straight to a wireless printer, and is up and running in minutes with no on-site server.
Best for: Quick-service, counters and kiosks in international markets.| Spec | KryptonPOS | KroidPOS |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Full-service restaurants, bars & cafes | Quick-service, counters & food stalls |
| Market | Philippines (BIR-registered businesses) | International markets (outside PH) |
| Where it runs | On-site store server (Windows PC) | Cloud, no on-site server |
| Runs on | Windows terminals, Android order stations, web | Android & iOS tablets / iPads |
| Internet | Works offline (local database on-site) | Requires internet (cloud database) |
| Receipt & kitchen printing | Store server sends jobs to the printers | Each tablet prints direct to its own printer |
| Printer connection | USB or wired network | Wi-Fi or Bluetooth |
| Tax compliance | BIR, Official Receipt (OR) numbers + e-journal | Configurable to local market rules |
| Dine-in / table service | Tables, seats, split checks, transfers, recall | Order, pay, print (no shared tables) |
| Cash handling | Cash drawer + cash tray, full settlement | Optional |
| Hardware needed | Store PC + terminals + printers (+ drawer) | A tablet + a wireless printer |
| Setup | On-site installation & configuration | Sign in, pair the printer, start selling |
| With legacy KryptonPOS | Yes, runs mixed-mode with the existing POS | - |
Product stack
Multi-branch operators that need inventory, purchasing, production, expenses, transfers, and central reporting.
Choose Hubshake when the owner needs control beyond the cashier screen.Sits above stores and branches as the central operating layer.Teams that need attendance, scheduling, leave, overtime, payroll support, and manager approvals.
Choose Witty when staff operations are becoming too manual for spreadsheets or chat.Connects the people side of the business to the operating stack.Restaurants, cafes, food courts, and quick-service counters that want guests to order directly.
Choose Kiosk & E-menu when lines are long, order errors are common, or menu presentation matters.Feeds orders into the POS and kitchen workflow while reducing counter pressure.Mall-based tenants that must submit sales files in landlord-specific formats.
Choose SitelInk-MallConnect when a tenant must satisfy mall reporting requirements without rebuilding the POS workflow.Extends KryptonPOS and SiteLink deployments for mall compliance.| Question | KryptonPOS | KroidPOS | Hubshake | Witty Manager | Kiosk & E-menu | SitelInk-MallConnect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Run checkout and service | Mobile/cloud POS | Control branches and inventory | Manage staff operations | Let guests order | Generate mall files |
| Best buyer | Store or restaurant owner | Mobile or fast-growing operator | Multi-branch owner | HR or operations manager | Restaurant or cafe operator | Mall tenant or support team |
| Main screen | Cashier terminal | Android or cloud register | Back-office dashboard | Team workspace | Guest ordering screen | SiteLink export utility |
| Operational depth | Deep in-store POS | Lightweight mobile selling | Deep management layer | Deep people layer | Focused ordering layer | Specialized compliance layer |
| Works best with | Hubshake, Kiosk, KroidPOS | KryptonPOS, Hubshake | KryptonPOS, KroidPOS, Witty | Hubshake and branch teams | KryptonPOS | KryptonPOS and SiteLink |
Single restaurant or retail store
Start with reliable cashier, receipt, sales, printer, and daily-close workflows.
Mobile counter or pop-up operation
Use Android and cloud workflows when setup speed and mobility matter most.
Restaurant with guest self-ordering
Let guests order while kitchen and cashier workflows stay connected.
Growing multi-branch group
Connect sales, inventory, branch control, and staff operations in one operating stack.