Part of Retail POS Hub Cashier Screen
Keyboard-first, scanner-ready, and it keeps selling when the connection does not.
The cashier screen is the part of a POS that gets used ten thousand times a month, so it is built for speed rather than for a screenshot. Search a product by name or SKU and press Enter to add the top result. Jump to the scan field with a keyboard shortcut and let the barcode scanner do the work. Or tap product tiles, filtered by category, on a touch screen.
Variant products prompt the cashier to pick the size or colour. Weighed items take their quantity from the scale. Kits ring up as a single line. Discounts can be applied per line or per sale, subject to what that cashier is allowed to do.
It installs as an app on the till device and is offline-capable, so a dropped connection does not stop the queue. When the link returns, the sales sync and the sync log lets you confirm nothing was lost.
Key Benefits
Search, scan or tap — three ways to build a cart, all fast
Offline-capable: the till keeps selling without a connection
Variants, weighed items and kits handled at the counter
Hold a cart with a label and resume it from the held-orders drawer
Refund from the original sale with a recorded return reason
Reprint the last receipt or reopen any of the twenty most recent sales
Use Cases
The Saturday queue
Scanner in one hand, keyboard shortcuts for the rest. No hunting for a mouse while six people wait.
The customer who forgot their wallet
Hold the cart with their name on it, serve the next person, resume it when they come back from the cash machine.
A patchy connection
The line drops mid-afternoon. Selling continues, and the sync log proves afterwards that every sale arrived.