Counter sales

For when the customer is standing in front of you

If you also trade in person, the counter is just another channel reading the same catalogue. Scan, take payment, print, and the stock ledger and the accounts both move without a second entry.

A shop assistant serving a customer at a bright counter

What you get

  • Barcode-first billing with keyboard search
  • Cash sessions with opening float and close-out
  • Cash in and cash out movements recorded against the session
  • Held bills for customers who step away
  • Returns and refunds against the original sale
  • Direct receipt printing
Printed statements, a calculator and a pen spread across a desk at month end
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Sessions that reconcile themselves

Every shift opens with a float and closes with a count. Cash in and cash out movements are recorded as they happen, so the difference at the end is a real number rather than a guess.

  • Opening float and closing count per session
  • Cash in and cash out movements on record
  • Session totals posted to the ledger
Rails of clothing on the floor of a small fashion boutique
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The same stock as the website

A sale at the counter reduces the same quantity the storefront is reading. There is no overnight sync and no reconciliation, because there is only one number.

  • One stock ledger across channels
  • Branch-aware quantities
  • Movements recorded per sale

Try counter sales on your own stock

Create an organization on the free plan, load some of your data, and see how it fits before you pay anything.

  • Free plan, forever
  • No card required
  • Set up in about a minute