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Software · Point of sale

Ring it up at the counter. The day adds itself up.

For the shop, café, dispensary or salon with a counter. The register keeps selling when the internet drops — and if you sell online too, both close as one.

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One report
Counter and online
Keeps selling
When the internet drops
Any way
However they want to pay
Set up
Before it reaches you

A register that cannot take payment is a line.

Every minute it stands still, a customer is deciding whether to wait.

The case for it

Three things a counter on its own cannot do.

01

One number for the day

Counter and website arrive added up. Close is reading a number, not making one.

02

Keep the line moving

The customer taps, pays and goes. The register catches up when the connection is back.

03

Let a new hire ring it up right

Staff pick from a list, not from memory. The first shift looks like the tenth.

Items
Items
People
Reports
Item
Price
On
Cold brew, 16 oz
$5.25
3 registers
Flat white
$4.50
3 registers
Drip coffee, 12 oz
$3.25
3 registers
Blueberry muffin
$3.75
3 registers

Day to day

Change a price once. Every register has it.

Prices, items and people, set in one place. A new hire gets the rights you choose, not all of them.

  • A price changed once, everywhere
  • What each person can do at the register
  • The day's take, counter and online together

Under the hood

Ring it up once. It lands everywhere it should.

Amount due$42.60Present your card to pay
At the counter
The screenThe amount, and the prompts you set
The readerTap, chip, swipe or PIN
The keypadPIN, tip and confirmation
The slotCash out, or the receipt

A counter sale, landing in the day's number.

One sale at the counter, and at close it is already in the same number as the website.

  1. 01

    Your items are already there

    Products, options, discounts and receipt wording, loaded before the register reaches you.

  2. 02

    The customer pays their way

    Tap, chip, swipe or scan. Nobody walks over how they wanted to pay.

  3. 03

    The internet drops. You keep selling.

    The register holds the sale and sends it when the connection is back. The next customer is already being served.

  4. 04

    It lands next to your online sales

    Counter and website on one statement. Nothing left to add up.

Worth it when

The counter is where you sell.

A good fit if

  • You run a shop, café, dispensary or salon with a counter. If you also sell online, the two land side by side.
  • Your internet drops and the line stops with it
  • You are starting a cash discount program and need the register to prompt for it

Probably not if

  • You sell online only.
  • You have a POS system you are keeping. We connect to it instead.
  • Stock control or kitchen management is the main thing you need.

Plays well with

Everything else you sell through.

Handheld and mobile

The same items and prompts away from the register. A sale on the floor counts like a sale at the counter.

Cash discounting

The prompt and the receipt wording arrive loaded, so the program starts the day the register does.

Your online store

Website orders sit beside counter sales, with nothing for you to add together.

Your accounting system

Exports land in your books on a schedule, already coded. Nobody keys them in.

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FAQs

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Stop adding the day up by hand.

Tell us what you sell and where. A person loads your items and prompts, and stays on the account after the register is on your counter.

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