Industries
Your day, not a demo.
A pizza shop and a salon both take payments and that's where the similarity ends. Every page below is written around the specific workflow, not a generic feature list.
Food & Beverage
Ticket routing, modifiers, tabs, tips and online orders all have to land in one place. These setups are built around the rush, not the demo.
Restaurants
Full service means a check stays open for an hour and changes the whole time. Your POS has to handle that without a manager standing over it.
- Table management
- Coursing
- Splitting
Quick Service Restaurants
In quick service the metric is seconds. Every extra tap at the register is multiplied by four hundred orders a day.
- Speed screens
- Kiosks
- KDS
Pizza Restaurants
Pizza has the hardest modifier problem in food. Half-and-half, extra cheese on one side, size-dependent pricing — a generic menu build falls apart immediately.
- Half & half
- Size pricing
- Make line tickets
Bars & Nightclubs
Bars run on open tabs, speed rounds and trust. The POS has to protect the inventory without slowing the bartender down.
- Tabs
- Speed rounds
- Happy hour
Coffee Shops
Coffee is a regulars business with a morning rush that punishes every wasted second. Modifiers and loyalty are the two things that have to be right.
- Drink modifiers
- Rush throughput
- Loyalty
Bakeries
A bakery is two businesses: fast case sales in the morning and custom orders with deposits and pickup dates. One POS has to do both.
- Case sales
- Custom orders
- Weight pricing
Food Trucks
A truck has no counter space, questionable Wi-Fi and a line of thirty people. The POS has to be small, tough and fast.
- Small footprint
- Battery
- Cellular
Retail
Inventory counts that stay honest, fast checkout, barcode scanning and reporting that tells you what to reorder before you run out.
Retail
Independent retail competes on selection and service, not price. The POS should protect both by keeping counts honest and checkout quick.
- Catalog
- Counts
- Reorder
Clothing Stores
Apparel inventory is a matrix, not a list. If size and color aren't structured properly, your counts are wrong within a month.
- Variant matrix
- Exchanges
- Style history
Liquor Stores
Beer, wine and spirits each price and move differently, and half your inventory arrives by the case and sells by the bottle.
- Case breaks
- Mix & match
- Age prompts
Convenience Stores
Thousands of SKUs, thin margins and customers who want out in thirty seconds. Scan speed and accurate pricing are everything.
- Scan speed
- High SKU count
- Age prompts
Grocery
Independent grocers deal with weighed produce, department-level margins and perishables with a clock on them. The POS has to respect all three.
- Weighed items
- Departments
- Perishables
Services & Beauty
Appointments, staff commissions, deposits, packages and repeat clients — the register is only a small part of the job.
Salons
A salon is a calendar business with a retail shelf attached. Both need to run in one system or you're reconciling two.
- Online booking
- Stylist calendars
- Reminders
Barbershops
Barbershops run on walk-ins and regulars. The system should handle a queue and a booking without making either one complicated.
- Walk-in queue
- Bookings
- Fast checkout
Spas
Spas sell time, rooms and packages at once. Booking has to reserve the right therapist and the right room, and gift cards need to work flawlessly.
- Multi-resource booking
- Packages
- Memberships
Fitness Studios
Studios run on recurring revenue. Memberships, class packs and check-in have to be effortless, or churn does the work for you.
- Memberships
- Class booking
- Class packs
Pet Services
In pet care the customer is the owner but the record is the pet. Breed, temperament, vaccination status and last groom all need to be one tap away.
- Pet profiles
- Vaccination tracking
- Service pricing
Trades & Professional
Estimates, invoices, deposits and payments taken in the field or over the phone, without a counter in sight.
Auto Services
Auto work is quoted, approved, performed and then paid. The payment system should follow that sequence instead of fighting it.
- Estimates
- Deposits
- Invoices
Contractors
The gap between finishing a job and getting paid is where contractors lose money. Close it by taking payment before you leave.
- Field payments
- Estimates
- Progress billing
Professional Services
Professional services don't have a counter. The payment system is invoices, retainers and card on file — and it should be effortless for the client.
- Invoices
- Retainers
- Card on file
Nonprofits
Donors give when it's easy. A tap at an event, a link in an email, a monthly gift they set once and forget.
- Event giving
- Donation kiosk
- Recurring giving
Start with a conversation.
Tell us how your business runs. We'll help you figure out what actually fits — Clover, Square or a specific configuration of either.