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Mall Sales Reporting in the UAE: How Tenant POS Integration Works
How UAE mall tenants report sales: portals, files and POS integration, the data malls expect, a turnover rent example and a go-live checklist.
Mall Sales Integration
Mall sales integration connects HYPOS, the HYP point of sale, with a mall operator's sales collection system. Each store's daily and monthly sales reach the mall directly, sent by HYPOS or collected from HYP's API, so tenants in Dubai Mall, Yas Mall and other UAE malls meet turnover rent reporting without a landlord portal.
HYPOS posts the tenant's daily and monthly sales to Emaar's API, so the mall receives the figures it uses for turnover rent.
HYPOS pushes sales to Aldar's E-Goal sales capture system, including the orders that come in through delivery platforms.
Pathfinder, the sales collection system used by these Abu Dhabi malls, pulls each outlet's daily sales from HYP's API.
RetailGreen collects the outlet's sales from HYP's API for the mall's electronic sales collection.
Dine-in, takeaway, retail and delivery-platform orders are all recorded in HYPOS.
The outlet's daily sales are final in the POS.
HYPOS sends the figures to the mall's system, or the mall's system collects them from HYP's API, depending on the mall.
Monthly totals follow the same route where the mall requires them.
Benefits
No end-of-day export and no landlord portal to fill in by hand, so closing the day is the same task in every mall.
The sales the mall uses for turnover rent come from the same POS records that reach HYP ERP accounting, which makes landlord statements easier to check.
Each outlet reports to its own mall's system, so groups with stores in Dubai and Abu Dhabi malls follow one routine across locations.
HYPOS also connects to the COMO loyalty program, so customers earn and redeem points at checkout, to Qlub pay-at-table and Stripe payments, and to delivery platforms such as Talabat, whose orders arrive straight in the POS.
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Read the articleYes. HYPOS posts a tenant's daily and monthly sales to Emaar's API for Dubai Mall, so the mall receives the sales figures it uses for turnover rent without manual entry by the store.
Yes. HYPOS pushes a tenant's sales to Aldar's E-Goal sales capture system for Yas Mall, including orders received through delivery platforms, so the mall sees the outlet's full sales.
Mushrif Mall, Forsan Central Mall and Khalidiyah Mall collect tenant sales from HYP's API through Pathfinder, and Bawabat Al Sharq Mall collects them through RetailGreen, alongside Yas Mall through Aldar E-Goal.
Yes, where the mall's system expects them. HYPOS records delivery-platform orders with the outlet's other sales, and the Yas Mall E-Goal integration already includes them in the figures it receives.
Often, yes. HYPOS already works with both ways malls collect sales: sending to the mall's API and letting the mall collect from HYP's API. Your consultant confirms the connection with your mall's system during the demo.
Tell us which malls your stores are in, and a consultant shows you how HYPOS shares your sales with each one.