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Questions we often get
What is a point-of-sale (POS) system?
A point-of-sale (POS) system is used to process payments and record sales at a business. In the Philippines, modern POS systems like StoreHub go beyond a basic cash register by helping businesses manage sales, inventory, staff, loyalty programs, and reporting — all from one easy-to-use system.
Is StoreHub suitable for my business?
StoreHub is built for businesses in the Philippines across F&B, retail, and service industries that need a POS system to run daily operations smoothly.
It supports common setups such as counter ordering and table service for restaurants and cafés, as well as retail businesses managing in-store sales alongside online marketplaces. Designed to handle peak hours, high transaction volumes, and busy operating periods, StoreHub is suitable for businesses that need a POS system that can keep up as operations grow more complex.
Why do Philippine businesses choose StoreHub?
StoreHub is built for SMEs in the Philippines and across Southeast Asia, and is trusted by 18,000+ businesses in the region. It’s a cloud-based POS platform designed around real local business needs, from restaurants and cafés to retail and service businesses.
Instead of relying on separate tools, StoreHub brings essential business functions — sales, inventory, payments, customer data, loyalty, and reporting — into one connected ecosystem. This helps business owners simplify daily operations and make better decisions using real-time data.
Is StoreHub BIR-accredited in the Philippines?
Yes. StoreHub is a BIR-accredited POS system in the Philippines. It automatically generates required tax reports and supports official receipt issuance, helping businesses stay audit-ready at all times.
StoreHub also simplifies tax reporting with one-click access to Z-readings, e-journals, and sales reports. With automatic updates and built-in safeguards, businesses can stay compliant with BIR requirements without manual work or worrying about missing regulatory changes.
