العربيةA point of sale that runs in the browser on any device in the shop, and records the sale onto the same orders and the same customer record.
A piece sold at the counter drops the storefront's available count at the same moment, so you never sell one piece twice.
Stock is held at the moment of sale.
The till clerk sells and records, and that is all. They do not see your profits, your settings or the rest of your store, and every sale carries their name.
Explore orders
You record the payment method as it happened, and it shows in your numbers split apart: cash here, card there, with no guessing at the end of the day.
Explore the wallet and collectionThe till keeps selling and saves the movements in order, then uploads all of them to the dashboard when the connection returns.
Explore ordersNo separate subscription, and no special device to buy.
Scan the code and the piece is added to the sale, then finish the order with a receipt printed by the device you already have in the shop.
The till is its own channel in analytics. See the shop alone, or the shop and the storefront together, on the same measures.
No. It runs in the browser on any device in the shop: a computer, a tablet or a phone. You use it with the barcode reader and the receipt printer you already have. You need no special point-of-sale hardware and no software installed on each device.
No. The till account is entirely separate from dashboard accounts. It sells and records, and it does not see your profits, your settings or your reports. Every sale carries the clerk's name and its time.
Through the payment terminal you already have in the shop. You record it at the till as a card payment, so it shows in your numbers separately from cash, and you can split a single sale between both methods.
The till keeps selling and saves every movement in order on the device, then uploads them to the dashboard when the connection returns. Signing in itself works offline.
Yes, if you record their phone number. The same number joins their shop purchases and their storefront purchases into one record, so you see their real value instead of half of it.
No. The till is part of the dashboard, it runs inside your plan, and it sells from the same products and the same stock. Its sales enter the same analytics as a separate channel you compare to your storefront.
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