Built around how a shop actually runs.
From the first scan at the till to the delivery that arrives on Friday afternoon.
Selling
The till screen is what your staff use all day, so it stays quick and predictable.
Scan, search or key in
Take cash or card on the same screen, without waiting on a web page.
Printed slips
Standard thermal receipt printers that install as a Windows printer.
Several tills at once
Everyone trades from the same live stock and prices.
Local, not in a browser
A desktop app on your local network, so it doesn't stall on a slow line.
Receiving stock
Deliveries change your cost prices. Capturing them properly keeps margins honest.
Goods received vouchers
Book deliveries in against purchase orders and update stock in one step.
Markup or gross profit
Set selling prices by either, and see the margin while you edit.
Stock control
See what's on the shelf across every till without counting twice.
Cost tracking
Cost prices follow your deliveries, so reports reflect what you actually paid.
Reporting
Reports read from the database in your shop, so they're quick and they're yours.
Sales and stock reports
Live figures, straight from your own server.
Margin reporting
Follows your price maintenance, so profit figures stay consistent.
Nothing leaves the shop
No sales data is sent to us or to any cloud service.
Running it
Built so that a slow internet line is an annoyance, not an outage.
One shop server
A local PostgreSQL database that every till connects to.
Offline allowance
Tills keep trading through outages, for 7 days by default.
Signed licence checks
Checked online about once a day, with signed replies the POS can verify.
Tills count against your licence
Register a till once; unlink it remotely if it's retired or stolen.