EPOS and till systems built around how your shop trades.
A till your staff can use under pressure, a back office that shows what is actually selling, and an online shop that sells from the same stock, all on one system you own.
What it does
Built for independent shops, grocers and multi-site retailers who have outgrown an off-the-shelf till.
A fast till
Scan, search or tap to sell, with holds, refunds and receipts, designed for a busy counter.
Receipt and label printing
Thermal receipts and shelf or product labels driven straight from the till and back office.
One catalogue
Products, prices, barcodes and categories managed once and used by the till, the back office and the website.
Stock you can trust
Stock moves with every sale, refund and delivery, so the numbers match the shelf.
Daily reports
Takings, payment types and best sellers without exporting spreadsheets.
Staff accounts
Each person signs in with their own account and permissions, so every sale has an owner.
An online shop on the same stock
Sell for delivery or collection without keeping two systems in step.
Compliance built in
Product data such as allergens enforced by the system, so an incomplete item cannot be sold.
How we approach it
- We start at the counterWe watch how sales, refunds and deliveries really happen before designing a single screen.
- Your products come with youWe migrate the catalogue you already have instead of making you retype it.
- Launch around trading hoursCutover is rehearsed and scheduled so the shop never has to close for it.
Common questions
Can it work with the barcode scanner and printer we already have?
Usually, yes. Tell us the models in your enquiry and we will check before proposing anything.
Can the till and our website share stock?
Yes. Building both on one catalogue is the point: a sale in the shop and an order online come out of the same stock.
Do we own the system?
Yes. The code, the data and the accounts are yours from day one.
Talk to us about epos and till systems.
A free first conversation about your business, then a written proposal with a fixed scope and price.