Point of Sale
Senior and PWD discounts worked out for the cashier, the VAT split printed on every receipt, and a cash count that shows what is over or short. On the Android tablet, phone or browser you already have, and the thermal printer on your counter.
14 days free, no card, one branch included.
Keep selling when the connection drops.
Sales are kept on the tablet and upload themselves when the connection is back. The receipt still prints, marked PENDING SYNC, so the customer leaves with one.
See the product
Four screens from the real register, and you can tap them. The ₱520.00 that goes in comes out as ₱467.14, and the receipt says why.
A tablet register. The catalogue on the left lists Cafe Latte 16oz at ₱130.00 with about 19 left, Cold Brew 16oz at ₱150.00 with about 6 left, Rice Meal at ₱185.00, Ensaymada at ₱75.00 and Bottled Water. The ticket for Table 4 on the right holds 2 Cafe Latte at ₱260.00, 1 Rice Meal at ₱185.00 and 1 Ensaymada at ₱75.00, subtotal ₱520.00 and total ₱520.00.
Step 1 of 4
The cashier taps items on the left and they land on the ticket. Stock reads on the row itself, so nobody promises a Cold Brew that is down to six.
This customer is a senior citizen, so the Rice Meal needs tagging before the total is right.
Tap the marked spots on the screen, or move through the steps above with the arrow keys.
Sample branch, staff and catalogue, invented for this page. Your own products would be on the screen within the first thirty minutes.
Every sale, shift and cash count in the browser, across every branch.
Open any receipt and read what happened to it: what the customer was shown on the bill, who took a line off afterwards, and who approved that.
Everything that happened to this ticket, in order. Nothing here is ever deleted.
A cancelled sale keeps its number and stays on the list, marked cancelled.
Everything else at the counter
Each of these is a switch or a setting per branch, so a kiosk and a restaurant run the same register and each turns on what it needs.
Thirty minutes, your own products on the screen.