Features

On-device payments

Integrated Payments

A card terminal parked beside the till is its own little island. Staff ring up the job in one place, then turn to the machine and key the amount in a second time, and at closing somebody has to make two sets of numbers agree. Every one of those handoffs is a chance for the total to drift.

One device, one flow

When the sale is rung up and paid for on the same screen, there is no second machine to reach for and no amount to key in again. Your staff tap to charge right there on the invoice, take the money, and hand over the receipt. One person, one device, start to finish.
  • Charge straight from the open invoice, no separate terminal
  • The amount comes from the sale, so there is nothing to re-type
  • One member of staff handles the whole sale on one screen

Every payment reconciles itself

Because each payment is captured against the invoice it belongs to, the record builds as you go. By closing time the takings already line up with what the system says you collected, broken down by method, with nothing to add up by hand. If a figure looks off, you can trace it straight back to the sale that made it.
  • Payments recorded against the invoice as they happen
  • Takings match the system by method, no manual tallying
  • Any odd figure traces back to a real sale

See payments in your books

Faster at the counter

DuitNow QR, cards, and e-wallets like Touch ’n Go are all handled in the same few taps, so your staff do not switch tools depending on how the customer wants to pay. Pick the method, take the payment, move on to the next car. On a busy morning that keeps the queue moving instead of stalling at the till.
  • DuitNow QR, cards, and e-wallets in the same flow
  • The same few taps whichever method they choose
  • Less fumbling at the counter when it is busy

Less handling, fewer mistakes

When the amount comes straight from the invoice, nobody re-types it and nobody counts the same cash twice. Every payment is tied to the invoice it settled, so a wrong figure or a missing amount shows up instead of slipping through quietly. Fewer times money changes hands means fewer places for it to go astray.
  • No amounts re-keyed between the till and a terminal
  • Each payment linked to the invoice it settled
  • Gaps surface instead of hiding in a separate machine

Payments that are part of the system, not bolted on beside it

A standalone terminal sits next to your POS and knows nothing about the sale it is taking money for. Pitstop takes the payment inside the same system that wrote the invoice, so the money and the job are joined up from the start. That is why it reconciles on its own and why there is so little left to check by hand.
  • One system holds both the invoice and the payment
  • Nothing re-keyed between the till and a card machine
  • Takings that match the books without chasing them

See it on your own counter

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