Customer-facing screen
They see the total
Drawer
And receipt printer
Wired
For a busy counter
One item list
Across every device
The register is the one place that cannot go down.
Everything else on the floor can move. This is the one you wire in.
The case for it
The register is where the day's money comes in.
Under the hood
Set up once, runs all day.
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
One machine at the counter, wired so the rush does not stop it.
It arrives set to your items, your prompts and your tip screen. Plug it in at the counter and start ringing up.
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Set to your items before delivery
Items, options, tax and the tip prompt loaded by a person who read your business, not left for you to key in.
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Installed at the counter
Screen facing the customer, drawer under the counter, printer beside it. Wired in, so the connection holds at peak.
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Cash and card, the same way
Part cash, part card, one ticket — and one receipt at the end of it.
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It reports with the rest of the floor
Counter sales sit next to handheld and online.
Worth it when
You have a counter, a line, and a drawer to keep honest.
A good fit if
- You have a fixed counter and a rush you cannot afford to lose — a grocery at five o'clock, a liquor store on a Friday
- You take cash as well as card and want the drawer on the record
- You want tips prompted on the customer's side of the counter
Probably not if
- You serve away from a counter. A handheld goes to the customer.
- Your counter has no room for a screen and a drawer. That is the mini.
- You have no premises at all. A reader and your phone do the job.
Plays well with
The rest of your floor rings up the same way.
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