Sales and checkout
Work through the steps staff follow when making a sale, including the information and actions needed at checkout.
Point-of-sale systems
Keep sales and store operations connected with a point-of-sale system built for your business.
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Products
All productsOffice
Desk lampRM 80
NotebookRM 24
USB-C hubRM 65
Desk trayRM 32
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Desk lamp2 × RM 80160
Notebook1 × RM 2424
TotalRM 184
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The point of sale is part of a wider store operation. We look at the sales process, the information your staff need and how transactions should fit with product and store management.
Products and inventory
Define how product information and stock changes should relate to the sales workflow.
Store operations
Consider the records and day-to-day information your team needs to manage the business after a transaction.
Projects we can discuss
- A point-of-sale system for a retail business
- A sales workflow with specific operational requirements
- Connecting sales information with store processes
Before our first conversation
These questions help us understand your needs and define the next step.
- What does the business sell, and how do staff complete a sale?
- Which store workflows need to be connected?
- What existing devices, software or records should be considered?
The details that shape your project
A typical sale and its exceptions
Walk through product selection, discounts, corrections and returns. Explain what staff need to see at the counter and which actions require a different level of access.
Products, stock and locations
Describe product variants, stock units and how inventory is counted or adjusted. If more than one location is involved, explain how records and stock should be separated or shared.
Equipment and other systems
List the devices, printers and payment arrangements you already use. Hardware compatibility, connectivity and connections to accounting or inventory systems require review before inclusion.
Questions about this service
Can we keep our existing POS equipment?
Provide the device models, operating systems and printer or scanner details. Compatibility must be checked; it should not be assumed from the device type alone.
Can POS sales connect to online stock records?
This can be explored if the systems offer suitable interfaces and access. Stock ownership, update timing and the handling of unsuccessful updates need to be agreed.
What should we prepare for a POS discussion?
A sample product list, a typical receipt, the daily closing process and a list of current equipment provide useful context. Remove private customer and payment information from examples.