Ready references. Your prices.

In the selected shop, search for an article by name or barcode. Choose a reference from the shared catalogue, then save the price you charge. Create your own product when a reference is missing. The shared catalogue gives you a starting point; it does not decide your shop’s selling prices.

Begin with the products you need for opening. A clear name, photo and consistent category help cashiers identify an article and distinguish similar pack sizes at the counter.

Select your file, map its columns to the expected fields and match its categories. The preview shows rows and validation errors before confirmation. Check prices and references carefully: assigning a column to the wrong field can change the meaning of your data.

• Correct the rows flagged in the preview.
• Choose whether to skip or update duplicates.
• Review the import result to find articles that were not imported.

Give each variant its own price and, where applicable, barcode. Check the selling unit for products sold by piece or weight. Then connect the register to the internet, synchronize it and find a few representative products before opening, particularly when you need to keep selling during an internet outage.