Why it earns its place
Why the reader rides in the van.
The invoice you send is the payment you wait for.
Take it before you leave and there is nothing to chase.
What happens underneath
Pair it once, and your phone is the terminal.
The reader pairs to your phone or tablet and runs on its signal. Anywhere you have a bar of service, you can take a card.
The same tap in the van, at the stall or at the truck window.
01
Pair the reader
To your iPhone or Android phone. No new device to learn.
02
The customer taps
Tap, chip or swipe, at the door or the stall.
03
The receipt goes by text
Or by email. Nothing to print and nothing to carry.
04
The job is in the books
It lands in your books like any other sale. Nothing to write up when you get home.
Fits into what you run
The job, the market and the truck.
Service calls
The customer pays on the spot. You leave with the job closed, not billed.
Markets, fairs and events
A field with no wifi is still somewhere you can sell.
Invoicing
For the jobs that do get billed later, from the same account.
Your item list
The same items and prices as the counter, so the truck rings up what the shop does.
Who this is for
If your shop is a van, a stall or a truck.
A good fit if
- You do service calls and the job ends at the customer's door
- You sell at markets, fairs, events or pop-ups
- You invoice for work you could collect the day you do it
Probably not if
- Your staff serve a floor and the customer is already inside. That is a handheld.
- You need a printed receipt for every sale. A handheld with a printer does that.
- You need a cash drawer and a customer screen. That is a station.
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