Peripheral Bridge

vs Proprietary POS hardware: Epson, TSC, Brother, generic scales and pole displays auto-bind — no hardware-lock checkout. vs Vendor-specific drivers: One protocol layer for displays, scales, cameras and LoRaWAN signage. vs USB plug-and-pray: Device health dashboards and hot-swap — a dead scanner flags itself before the rush. See the full comparison & TCO math →

Peripheral Bridge is included from the Growth plan (₹2,999/site/mo billed yearly · ₹3,799/mo monthly · $39/mo · or ₹99,999 One-Time Perpetual), which unlocks all 28 core modular apps at that site across unlimited staff accounts and unlimited registers — you never pay a seat tax when hiring for peak season. It is also included in Scale (₹7,999/site/mo) and Enterprise, with automatic −10% at 10+ sites and −20% at 25+ sites.

Every operation in Peripheral Bridge — including pole displays and weighing scales — executes locally at the edge with zero cloud round-trip. Tills, kitchen screens, scanners and counters keep running at full speed with the cable unplugged, queue ledger entries locally, and reconcile upstream in strict sequence when the link returns. It runs on hardware you already own: Windows, Android, iPad, standard ESC/POS & ZPL printers, barcode scanners, weight scales and EMV terminals.

There is no API glue, webhook chain or CSV sync to maintain. Peripheral Bridge shares the exact same live stock, customer and fiscal ledger row as Cloud Print Fabric, Payment Terminals and Digital Signage — switching them on simply exposes new workflows over the data your sites are already generating.

Minutes, not weeks. Standard thermal & label printers (Epson, TSC, Zebra, Brother), weight scales, EMV payment terminals, ESP32/Modbus controllers and LoRaWAN nodes bind through auto-discovery over LAN, WebUSB or CloudPRNT — with zero per-workstation driver babysitting or SCADA consultancy bills. Start a 14-day free trial or test it on your hardware with an engineer →