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A counter, a catalog and a register that keeps selling.
A counter, a catalogue and a till. Everything else is optional.
Sound familiar?
The internet drops and the till stops — or worse, keeps a paper list someone types in later.
Online orders live in a different system from the shelf, and stock disagrees by Friday.
Closeout means a calculator, a bank slip and an hour after close.
A normal day
What the day looks like on DeckPOS.
- 1
Open the register; yesterday closed itself and the tax is already set aside.
- 2
Ring the morning line — cards on your own Stripe account, cash in the drawer count.
- 3
The line goes down at noon; the register keeps selling from cache and syncs at one.
- 4
Closeout is a glance: the day's total is the day's total.
What it switches on
Everything you need to run the counter.
Start with products, inventory, customers, payments, receipts, taxes, returns, reporting and as many registers as your store needs — all included from the first sign-in. Add online ordering, bookings, rentals or any other module the day the business expands.
The questions people ask
- How many registers can we run?
- As many as the counter needs — pricing is per store, not per register.
- Do we need any special hardware?
- It runs in a browser on what you have; receipt printers and cash drawers attach where you want them.
Run more than one of these?
Pick as many as apply at signup. A store with a campground and a dock is the normal case.