Paper books and generic cash registers make it easy for a sale to slip through unrecorded, and for cash to go missing between the counter and the bank. When the numbers don’t add up at the end of the day, you have no way to trace where it went.
Built for quick sales
A wash rings up as fast as a full service. Add the jobs and parts from one screen,
pick the customer and their vehicle, and the sale is done in a few taps. The flow is
built for a busy counter, so the queue keeps moving and nothing gets scribbled on a
pad to key in later.
- Add services and parts in one fast flow
- Customer and vehicle captured on the same sale
- Fast enough to keep the queue moving
Receipts and hardware
Print a receipt for every sale, either on the printer you already have or on a
Pitstop terminal with the printer built in. Pitstop works with standard ESC/POS
receipt printers and cash drawers, so the till pops open on a cash sale and the
customer walks out with a printed slip — and if you would rather not source
hardware yourself, we will supply the terminal.
- Prints a receipt on every sale
- Use your own ESC/POS printer, or a Pitstop terminal with one built in
- Opens a connected cash drawer on cash sales
On-device payments
Take the payment on the same device that rang up the sale. DuitNow QR, cards, and
e-wallets all go through right there, and each one is recorded against the invoice as
it clears. There is no second machine to reconcile and no keying the amount in twice.
- DuitNow QR, cards, and e-wallets on one device
- Each payment recorded against its invoice
- Nothing to key in twice
Every ringgit traced
Every payment carries the invoice it settled. At the end of the shift the daily closing
report totals the day by payment method, so you can check what is in the drawer against
what the system says. If something is short, you can see where to look.
- Every payment tied to the invoice it settled
- Daily closing report totals the day by payment method
- Drawer count checked against the system in minutes
One record your whole team runs the day on
Each of these leans on the same thing: one record per sale that the POS builds as it goes.
The ring-up, the receipt, the payment, and the closing count all read from that one record
instead of living in separate books. That is why the numbers reconcile at the end of the
day, and why you can trace any ringgit back to the invoice it settled.
- Every sale, payment, and closing count in one place
- Any ringgit traceable back to its invoice
- The system your whole team runs the day on
Previously we had to use a logbook to record our sales and then upload it into an excel to track our sales. Now we no longer need to do that since we can check our sales anytime, anywhere as long as we have access to internet. It is also easy for our staff to get onboard as they also have the option to digitally print a Daily Sales Report for reference with just a click.
See it on your own counter
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