Busy retail and hospitality counters lose seconds on every ticket when the POS product grid forces a single fixed layout. Odoo's native Point of Sale ships one card-based product screen: fixed tile size, category-only filtering, and no cashier-controlled sort. When a store carries hundreds of SKUs, or when different shifts and terminals want different densities — a compact list for a barista who knows the menu, large image tiles for a boutique, price-sorted views for a warehouse outlet — the core screen runs out of road. There is no supported way to toggle layouts on the fly, sort by price, name, recent sales, or stock, or persist a preferred view per user or per terminal without touching source you do not own.

Advance POS View is the module ECOSIRE builds to close that gap. We extend the POS front end (OWL components and the point-of-sale JavaScript assets) with a view switcher that lets the cashier flip between grid, compact list, and image-forward layouts without leaving the order screen, plus an in-session sort control (name, price ascending/descending, category, and — where your data supports it — best-selling or on-hand quantity). Preferences persist through res.users and POS-config settings so a terminal or an operator reopens on the layout they last used. On the back end we add the configuration surface via a pos.config extension and res.config.settings fields, gated with ir.model.access.csv and record rules so only POS managers change defaults, and we keep the model layer honest with @api.depends computes rather than stored duplicates that drift.

Technically, the work lives where Odoo expects it: a proper __manifest__.py declaring the point_of_sale dependency and the OWL/asset bundles, XML/QWeb templates for the new view components, and Python models that read cleanly over the JSON-RPC/XML-RPC boundary so nothing bypasses the ORM. We honor Community vs Enterprise differences — the module targets the standard POS in Community and adapts to the Enterprise POS where your edition adds surfaces — and we build and test against Odoo 17.0, 18.0, and 19.0 so the version you run is the version we certify.

Because this is build-to-order, delivery follows a clear path: a scoping call to confirm the exact layouts, sort keys, and persistence rules you need, a fixed quotation, development on a branch, then UAT on a staging copy of your database with a rollback plan before we install on production. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope, depending on how many custom layouts and data-driven sort keys you want. Pricing starts from $249 (indicative, single-company base scope); multi-company POS setups, additional bespoke layouts, data-driven sorts that require new computed fields or reporting joins, and localization depth increase the quoted scope.