Order ahead · Selling
The website fills a basket; the counter hands it over.
Order ahead from your real catalog, paid before arrival, with stock held so the shelf agrees with the site.
What you get
Customers order and pay online; the sale is finalized before they park.
Stock is held while they check out, so the website never sells the last one twice.
Pickup orders land in the same day's takings as the counter — one closeout.
For food, orders drop straight onto the kitchen screen.
How it runs
A morning order, start to finish.
- 1
A regular orders two coffees and a dozen worms on your site at 7:40 and pays.
- 2
The counter's pickup board shows the order; the kitchen ticket prints if it's food.
- 3
They walk in at 8:00, grab the bag with their name on it, and leave — no line, no card machine.
Switched on for
Comes with these trades by default.
Say you run one of these at signup and this is already on when you first sign in — nothing to find and switch.
The questions people ask
- Does online stock match the shelf?
- It's the same inventory — a sale either place moves the same number.