Run the business
Ring up the whole visit on one ticket.
Services, retail products and custom line items on a single order, with per-line discounts and staff attribution — and a till that agrees with the bookings, because it is the same system.
Capabilities
What it does
Everything below is in the product today — not a roadmap item.
One ticket for the whole visit
Services, retail products and custom line items go on the same order, so the colour appointment and the shampoo you just used are one transaction, not two tills.
Hold a ticket, resume it later
Someone steps out for cash mid-ticket. Hold the order, serve the next person in the queue, and resume it when they are back — with nothing lost.
Every payment method at the counter
Card, cash, pay in store, a payment link, or your existing card terminal recorded as the method. Whatever the client has, the ticket takes it.
Per-line discounts and staff attribution
Discount the line, not the whole ticket, and record which staff member took the order — useful on a busy Saturday and at closing time.
Receipts and order history
Email the receipt on the spot, and every ticket is kept in order history with its payment method, so the drawer count has something to check against.
Runs on the tablet you already own
The POS is a browser app, with a compact cart built for phone screens — no special hardware, nothing to install.
Workflow
How it runs in real life
The same order it happens in the shop — from setting it up to closing the day.
Start the ticket
Ring up a walk-in straight from the counter, or open the ticket from today’s booking — either way it attaches to the client record.
Add the lines
Services, retail products and custom line items, with a discount on the line if the situation calls for it.
Hold it if you need to
The client stepped out for cash. Hold the ticket, serve the queue, and pick it back up exactly where it left off.
Take payment and close
Card, cash, pay in store, a payment link or your existing terminal. The receipt goes by email and the order lands in history, on the client record.
The specifics
Facts, not vanity metrics
Structure facts from the product itself. No customer counts, no invented percentages.
5
payment methods at the counter — card, cash, pay in store, payment link, external terminal
1
ticket per visit — services and retail together
0
second tills to reconcile against the bookings at closing time
Questions
Questions about point of sale
If yours is not here, ask when you sign up — you will get a person.
Yes. POS orders do not need a booking, so a walk-in is rung up at the counter like any other ticket.
No. The POS runs in a browser on a tablet, phone or desktop, including a compact cart for small screens.
Yes. Record the payment as an external terminal on the ticket, and the order history still shows the method and the staff member who took it.
Yes — POS and bookings are the same system. The ticket attaches to the client record the booking already created.
Run your whole front of house on one system.
Create your shop, add your services and hours, and start taking bookings today. Connect the payment provider you already use.