Built for your counter
Not one generic till. Sector builds on one engine.
Grocery, hospitality, salon and wholesale are not a settings page — each is a build of its own, with the workflows that counter actually needs, on the same core.
Pick your counter — each tab opens its own build.
Convenience & grocery
Barcode scanning, weighing scales, age verification, split payments and loyalty. Multibuys and the deposit return scheme priced at the till — and the whole shop in the customer’s pocket, fed live from the same product file.
The shop in their pocket
Aisles, buy-again and today’s reductions — fed live from the till, not a separate menu to maintain.
Collection or delivery
Slots, thresholds, and age-restricted items flagged for ID before the customer arrives.
Discounts settled before payment
Multibuys, vouchers and loyalty points, itemised so the customer sees what they saved.
Restaurants & hospitality
Coursed orders, menu tabs and quick entry at the pass; tables, reservations and a floor plan of your actual room behind it; orders fired straight to the kitchen display. Counter, table and own-brand ordering on the same till.
Order at the table
The diner’s phone, coursed straight to the kitchen.
Self-order kiosk
The queue serves itself while the counter keeps moving.
Wholesale & cash and carry
Trade accounts, VAT codes and credit limits at the counter, with supplier rebate management underneath — entitlement tracking, claim generation and settlement reconciliation that recover margin most operators write off.
Trade quick order
Account customers reorder in minutes, minimums enforced.
Hair & beauty salons
The day’s calendar by stylist beside the checkout — services, stylists and retail in one basket, built around the rhythm of a salon day rather than a supermarket lane.
Salon booking
Clients book their stylist at their stylist’s price.
Leisure & attractions
Sessions, parties and the café till on one system — the BounceStation setup.
Trade counters
Account customers, credit limits, collections and the invoice that follows.
Retail & gift
Stock that matches the shelf, gift cards, seasonal promotions without a spreadsheet.
Something else
If money crosses a counter, it fits. Tell us the shape and we will map it.
What you get
Four things a generic till will never do
Built for operators where the margin lives in pennies, and the pennies leak through card fees, commissions and unexplained drawers.
The engine
A typical till records what happened. This one notices what needs doing.
The drawer that is £2.50 short asks for a reason. Nine chilled lines about to expire get flagged for markdown, not written off. A collection order with alcohol in it asks for ID before the customer arrives. A supplier rebate is tracked, claimed and reconciled instead of forgotten. Real screens below — the product working, not a mock-up guessing.
Posilus runs the counter at Shop Eat Repeat. The screens show a demonstration shop, not their data.
The commission maths
Work out what the delivery apps take from you
Move the sliders to your numbers. Every order through a delivery app hands a percentage of your food to someone who did not cook it.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Anything else, ask on the demo. We answer with the product open, not a slide deck.
Can we keep our card machine?
Dojo, Worldpay and Global Payments terminals connect directly — the till drives the terminal, the amounts always match, and the rates are negotiated fairly for UK operators, not inherited from someone’s standard tariff.
The delivery apps take a quarter of every order. What does yours cost?
One flat monthly subscription, whatever you sell. Ordering runs under your own brand and lands straight in the till — nobody takes a percentage of your food.
We sell alcohol and drinks with deposits. Is that handled?
Age-restricted items prompt for verification at the till and flag for ID on collection orders. Deposit return scheme lines are added and reported automatically — you can see both working in the screens above.
What happens when the internet goes down?
You keep selling. Sales queue on the till and sync when the connection returns — the “sales awaiting sync” counter in the status bar is exactly that, working.