POS billing app for Urovo Android terminals
Urovo makes two kinds of device a shop cares about: smart POS terminals with a printer, and rugged handheld scanners for stock. MC-POS Cloud uses both — bill on the i9000S at the counter, count stock on a DT50 in the warehouse, and see one set of numbers.
Quick answer
Yes — MC-POS Cloud runs on Urovo Android devices: the i9000S, i9200 and Q200 smart payment terminals, and the DT50, DT40, DT66, CT58 and RT40S rugged handhelds.
On the printer-equipped terminals, MC-POS can drive the built-in thermal printer through the MC-POS Print Helper, the small companion app we use for vendor printers — tell us your model and we will set it up. On the scanner handhelds, MC-POS uses the hardware scan key for fast barcode work: stock take, goods receipt, transfers and price checks.
How to put MC-POS on a Urovo terminal
- Install the app. Open Google Play on the terminal and install MC-POS Cloud. If the terminal has no Play Store (some payment terminals ship with the acquirer's own app market), write to us and we will send the APK for your model.
- Create your business. Sign up free inside the app, or on mcpos.mycodlabs.com, and add your products, taxes and outlet.
- Pick the printer. Settings → Printers. On Urovo terminals with a printer, MC-POS can use the built-in printer through the MC-POS Print Helper — ask us to set it up.
- Start billing. Scan or tap an item, take cash, card, UPI or credit, print the bill. The same business opens on the owner's phone, the back-office computer and the web.
MC-POS needs Android 6.0 or newer and about 150 MB free. It bills with no internet at all and syncs when the terminal gets Wi-Fi or a SIM again — which is what most Urovo terminals are used for.
Urovo models that run MC-POS
| Model | What it is | MC-POS on it |
|---|---|---|
| Urovo i9000S | Smart POS with printer | Counter billing, receipt printing and card payment on one device |
| Urovo i9200 | Smart POS terminal | Billing, customer dues and day-end cash report |
| Urovo Q200 | Smart payment terminal | Compact shop billing with payment beside MC-POS |
| Urovo DT50 | Rugged Android handheld | Stock take, goods receipt, transfers and label printing |
| Urovo DT50 Lite | Rugged Android handheld | Barcode billing and quick stock checks |
| Urovo DT50 5G | Rugged 5G handheld | Live stock and orders on the floor with a fast network |
| Urovo DT40 | Rugged Android handheld | Warehouse picking, purchase receipt and stock adjustment |
| Urovo DT66 | Rugged Android handheld | Van sales and delivery with printed or shared bills |
| Urovo CT58 / CT58C | Android handheld | Floor billing and stock enquiry |
| Urovo CT48C | Android handheld | Price check, order taking and stock count |
| Urovo RT40S | Rugged Android handheld | Heavy-duty scanning for warehouse and retail stock |
| Urovo UPad | Android tablet | Counter or waiter tablet POS with KOT |
| Urovo P8100P | Android tablet | Back-office work, reports and approvals |
| Urovo K319 / K329 / K419 | Portable printers | Pair over Bluetooth and print the bill anywhere |
Printing bills on Urovo
Urovo's printer terminals (i9000S and the printer-equipped handhelds) expose the printer through Urovo's own Android service. MC-POS builds standard ESC/POS receipt data and hands it to the MC-POS Print Helper, a small companion app that carries the vendor drivers, including Urovo's. That keeps the main app clean and lets us add a new device family without shipping a new version of MC-POS to everybody.
Bluetooth and network printers work as well, and that is the quickest way to start: pair any 58 mm or 80 mm thermal printer, or use a Urovo K-series portable printer, and print. Barcode and price labels print as bitmaps, so local-language item names come out right.
What you can run on a Urovo terminal
Urovo devices are built for people on their feet. MC-POS follows the same idea — the work happens where the stock and the customer are, not at a desk:
Billing & invoices
Barcode or touch billing, held bills, split payment, cash / card / UPI / credit, tax invoices, 80 mm and 58 mm receipts and A4 invoices, sales returns and refunds.
Orders & tables
Take-away and dine-in orders, tables and floors, KOT printing to the kitchen, split payment, service charge and tips, QR menu ordering (Restaurant plan).
Purchases & suppliers
Purchase orders, goods receipt, purchase returns, landed cost, supplier dues and payments — so your cost price and profit are real, not guessed.
Stock & inventory
Batches and expiry, variants and units, racks, multi-warehouse stock, transfers, adjustments, stock value and a full stock ledger.
Accounting built in
Every bill posts itself: ledgers, journal, trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, cash drawer, bank accounts, expenses and fiscal-year close.
Staff & HR
User roles and permissions per counter, shifts and attendance, salary, payouts, commissions and an employee self-service app (Advanced plan).
Tax & e-invoicing
GST / VAT with inclusive or exclusive prices, tax breakdown on the bill, Saudi ZATCA and UAE VAT e-invoicing with QR (Advanced plan).
AI that works for you
Ask your data a question in plain English, AI sales insights and stock alerts, AI-written WhatsApp and campaign messages, AI reports you can export (add-on).
The same business also opens on iPhone, Windows, macOS, Linux and the web — so the owner can watch the Urovo counter from anywhere. See everything in MC-POS Cloud.
Counting stock with a Urovo handheld
Open MC-POS on a DT50 or RT40S, choose the warehouse, and scan. Goods receipt against a purchase order, stock transfer between branches, stock adjustment with a reason, expiry and batch capture, rack and bin locations — each scan writes to the same stock ledger that the counter is selling from. A stock difference stops being an argument at the end of the month because every movement has a document behind it.
Van sales and delivery routes
A Urovo handheld with a printer is the classic van-sales device. MC-POS has a van sales mode: load stock to the van, sell and print on the route, collect cash or record the credit, and settle the van at the end of the day. The office sees route-wise sales, collections and stock without a single phone call.
Urovo POS app — frequently asked questions
Does MC-POS run on the Urovo i9000S?
Yes. The i9000S runs Android, so MC-POS Cloud installs and runs on it. The built-in printer can be driven through the MC-POS Print Helper app, and Bluetooth printers work immediately.
Can I use a Urovo DT50 for stock counting with MC-POS?
Yes. MC-POS supports stock take, goods receipt, transfers and adjustments with barcode scanning, and the DT50 hardware scan key works as the scanner inside the app.
Does the Urovo hardware scan button work in MC-POS?
Yes. Urovo handhelds send scans to the focused field like a keyboard, so the scan key fills the barcode box in MC-POS billing and stock screens.
Is MC-POS free for Urovo devices?
You can start free. Paid plans start at 36 US dollars a year for 2 users and add accounting, e-invoicing, HR, the online store and restaurant features. There is no separate hardware licence.
Which Urovo models are supported?
Any Urovo device running Android 6 or newer, including i9000S, i9200, Q200, DT50, DT50 Lite, DT50 5G, DT40, DT66, CT58, CT48C, RT40S, UPad and P8100P.
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Free to start — billing, invoices, stock and reports on the device you already own. Paid plans from $36 a year for 2 users when you want accounting, e-invoicing, HR, the online store or AI.
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