Cake order #1042
Customer: Sofía M.
Pickup: Saturday 10:00
Tres leches cake, 8-inch
Inscription: “Happy birthday, Mom”
Deposit paid
Balance due at pickup
Languages
Your baker reads Spanish, your cashier reads Urdu, your customer reads Chinese. Each person sees the POS — and the receipt — in the language they read best. Arabic and Urdu run right to left, properly mirrored.
Cake order #1042
Customer: Sofía M.
Pickup: Saturday 10:00
Tres leches cake, 8-inch
Inscription: “Happy birthday, Mom”
Deposit paid
Balance due at pickup
Pedido de pastel #1042
Cliente: Sofía M.
Recoger: sábado 10:00
Pastel de tres leches, 8 pulgadas
Dedicatoria: “Feliz cumpleaños, mamá”
Anticipo pagado
Resto al recoger
蛋糕订单 #1042
顾客: Sofía M.
取货:周六 10:00
三奶蛋糕,8 寸
写字:“妈妈生日快乐”
已付订金
取货时付余款
Đơn bánh kem #1042
Khách hàng: Sofía M.
Nhận bánh: thứ Bảy 10:00
Bánh tres leches, 8 inch
Chữ trên bánh: “Chúc mừng sinh nhật Mẹ”
Đã đặt cọc
Trả phần còn lại khi nhận
طلب كيك #1042
العميل: Sofía M.
الاستلام: السبت 10:00
كيكة تريس ليتشيس، 8 إنش
العبارة: «عيد ميلاد سعيد يا أمي»
تم دفع العربون
الباقي عند الاستلام
کیک کا آرڈر #1042
گاہک: Sofía M.
وصولی: ہفتہ، صبح 10 بجے
ٹریس لیچس کیک، 8 انچ
کیک پر لکھیں: ”سالگرہ مبارک امی“
ایڈوانس ادا ہو گیا
باقی رقم وصولی پر
What is translated
Three layers, each set separately: what staff see, what customers get on paper, and the words you choose yourself.
Every staff login has its own interface language. Switching takes one setting; nothing else changes.
Choose the language your customers read. Totals, tax lines and your footer print in it.
Custom translations change any label — “pre-order” can read “encargo”, “ایڈوانس آرڈر” or “预订”.
Yes. Each user picks the interface language for their own login, so a Spanish-speaking baker and an Urdu-speaking cashier can share the same register.
Yes. Receipt and invoice layouts follow the language you choose per location, including right-to-left Arabic and Urdu. Use a printer that supports the script (most current thermal printers print images of the receipt, which handles any script).
Yes. Custom translations let you change any label, so “pan dulce” or “mithai” appear the way your customers say them.
Yes — write both in the name (for example “Concha · 菠萝包” or “Barfi · برفی”) so staff and customers recognise them; the online store shows the same name.
English in full, plus home, pricing and contact pages in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Arabic and Urdu. More pages follow.
Support is in English, Spanish and Urdu; Arabic on request in the UAE. Chinese and Vietnamese support is planned — ask on your demo.
Yes. The auto-generated store uses the language you set for it, and right-to-left layouts flip correctly for Arabic and Urdu.
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