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SEE IT IN PRACTICE

Follow a sale from start to finish.

The sales workflow, with an actual reporting screen. Examples use demonstration data, without customer records.

From barcode to sales report.

Prepare your products, prices and cashier profiles, then link the checkout to your store. Here is the path a sale follows.

  1. Scan an item

    The checkout finds the item in your store’s catalogue and adds it to the basket at your price. You can also pick an item from your favourites.

  2. Review and take payment

    Check the quantities and prices in the basket, choose the payment method and record the sale under the cashier who is serving.

  3. Print the receipt

    Use a compatible, configured printer to print the sales receipt. Open the sale details later if you need to print the receipt again.

  4. Review after syncing

    Choose a period in the management app to review sales, revenue, products and cashiers. Sales recorded offline appear after the checkout synchronises.

See your store’s activity.

This capture shows the actual sales reporting screen with sample products, names and figures. Choose a period, follow the sales trend and review results by product, category or cashier.

Sales reporting screen in English showing sale count, revenue, hourly chart, products, categories and cashiers. All figures and names are sample data.
Interface shown in English. Products, names and figures are demonstration data, not a real store’s results. This capture illustrates the report; it is not a recording of the four steps above.
Explore sales reporting

A demonstration for your business.

Bring a few sample products and explain how you sell. During a demonstration, we can check barcodes, your printer and any scale, then explain the requirements for offline checkout and synchronisation.