The same items, over and over, quickly
Speed comes from a layout the staff already know, not from search. Peak hour is decided by how few taps an order takes.
A café counter is a rhythm: the same twenty items, ordered fast, paid in cash and card, all day. What matters is the number of taps between a customer arriving and leaving.
Speed comes from a layout the staff already know, not from search. Peak hour is decided by how few taps an order takes.
When most payment is cash, the register has to reconcile at the end of every shift or the discrepancy is untraceable.
What was baked, what sold and what was left is the number that decides tomorrow's production run.
A touch layout on a tablet at the counter, with held carts for orders that are still being decided and split tenders for cash plus card.
Explore EncoderPOS point of saleOpen and close the register per shift, with a shift report per cashier that shows what should be in the drawer.
Explore EncoderPOS reports & analyticsTrack what was produced and what sold, with batch and expiry handling for lines that do not keep.
Explore EncoderPOS inventoryOffline billing keeps the counter trading and syncs the moment the connection is back.
Explore EncoderPOS offline billingYes. The till is touch-first for repeat items, supports held carts and split payments, and reconciles per cashier shift.
Yes. Registers open and close per shift, and the shift report shows expected cash per cashier.
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