POS
We connect point of sale systems to your online ordering, inventory and reporting, and build the custom tools around them when the off-the-shelf options fall short.
Is your POS an island?
Online orders get keyed into the register by hand. Stock counts never quite match the website. The day’s sales live in one system and online orders in another, so someone rebuilds the same spreadsheet every week to reconcile them.
We start by mapping where orders, items and payments travel today, and where they get retyped. Often the fix is a connection between systems you already pay for, rather than another new one. For a feel of what good looks like, read about software that makes sense behind the counter.
Where does your POS need help?
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Online orders into the POS
Website and app orders arrive where staff already work, with the right items and modifiers, so nobody retypes them at the counter.
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Inventory that stays in step
Items and stock levels kept in sync between your POS and online store, so customers can’t buy what you sold out of an hour ago.
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Reporting and custom tools
Dashboards that bring sales and orders into one view, plus small tools for the jobs your POS was never designed to do.
We connect payments through Authorize.net and Stripe, and we’re building our own POS for food businesses. More on that soon.
FAQ
POS questions, answered
Any POS that lets outside software read and send orders, items and payments, usually through an API. On the payments side we work with Authorize.net and Stripe. We’ll check your setup first and tell you plainly what’s possible.
Usually not. Your staff already know the one you have. We look at connecting it first, and only suggest a change if it can’t share the data you need.
Integrations need rules for retries, outages and the occasional double tap. We plan for those from the start. Here’s why pressing the button twice matters.
Let’s talk about your POS setup
Tell us which POS you use and what your team retypes by hand. We’ll look at what can be connected.