DeckPOS

Modules

Everything it can be, one switch at a time.

Start with the register and switch on what your business does — bookings, rentals, tee times, a kitchen, ticketing — without ever changing systems. Everything below is live product, not roadmap.

Selling

Register

Taking money at the counter.

Products and prices

The catalogue everything else prices from.

Customers

Who bought what, and how to reach them.

Campground

Sites, stays and the availability calendar.

Boat rentals

Kayaks and canoes by the day.

Event tickets

Ticket types, capacity and the gate scanner.

Tabs

Running a bar tab with a card behind it.

Options and choices

Made-to-order items with a list of choices.

Order ahead

Ordering on the website for collection.

Age checks

Prompt for an age check on beer, tobacco and anything else restricted.

Price check

A page customers can open on their own phone to scan a barcode and see the name, what is on hand and the price.

No pennies

Rounds the cash a customer hands over to the nearest nickel. The sale and its tax are unchanged — only the drawer amount moves, and the difference is recorded per sale.

Table service

Checks on tables, split and moved across a room, settled at the end.

Rooms and housekeeping

Hotel-style room reservations: room types, amenities, per-room availability, arrivals and departures, and a housekeeping board. Shares the same availability ledger as the campground, so a site and a room can never be double-booked by different rules.

Golf tee sheet

The tee sheet: first and last tee, intervals, rate bands (early bird to twilight), online-ready availability, and booking through the register. Shares the same booking machinery as the campground, so a tee time can never be double-sold.

Golf lessons

The teaching diary: professionals, lesson types and lengths, the hours each pro works, and booking half an hour with them from the counter or the website.

Kitchen tickets

Paid orders with food on them appear on a kitchen screen, routed by category to a station. Bump when made, recall when not, and see prep times.

Golf leagues

Standing weekly competitions: a season, the weeks it generates, the teams that sign up once and play every one of them, and a table that adds up across the season. Blocks the tee sheet on league nights.

Coupon codes

Codes customers bring in — from a flyer, a mailer, a radio spot — with expiry, redemption limits, per-customer caps, and a record of who used what.

Self-order kiosk

A customer-facing screen that takes orders and card payments with nobody behind it. Age-restricted items refuse themselves and send the customer to the counter. Pairs with Kitchen tickets.

Not sure which you need?

Signup asks what you run and switches these on for you.