Registers and sessions built for serving someone standing in front of you, drawing on the same catalog as your storefront and reconciling into the same ledger.
Register 1
Ikeja store · Ada N.
Search, scan or tap. Split payments and a receipt in seconds.
Keeps selling through a dropout and syncs when it returns.
Float, takings and variance recorded per session, per register.
Register 1
Ikeja store · Ada N.
At the counter
The terminal is laid out for speed: a product grid, a search that finds by name or code, quantity in one tap, and payment split across cash, card and transfer without leaving the screen.
Team access
Every change is written to the audit log.
Shifts & staff
Staff sign in to a register, open a session with a float, and close it with a count. Sell history is attributable, and what each person is allowed to discount or refund is set by their role.
Inventory Overview
Across 2 outlets
One business
A till sale moves the same stock number a web order does, the customer record is the same record, and the day's takings land in the same balance as your online revenue.
What you get
The till is a view onto the same platform, which is why the numbers agree at the end of the day without anyone reconciling them by hand.
Yes. Plenty of merchants start at the counter and add a storefront later. The catalog is already there when they do, so opening the online shop is a publish, not a migration.
Add your catalog, set up a register and take a payment. You can add the storefront whenever you are ready.
