The register built for a cannabis floor — cash-first, vertical-ID gated at the cart.
You came in because your register goes down on the busiest afternoon, or it nickel-and-dimes you on hardware and payments — and it was clearly built for a liquor store with a cannabis skin.
This is the register cannabis retail actually rings on. Vertical-ID is caught at the cart, not on a poster. Manager-PIN gates voids, returns, manual prices, and discount overrides so the floor moves without giving away the store. Cash-first by design — customer display, barcode scanner, receipt printing, SMS receipt fallback — with a soft-confirm that catches the double-tap before a $200 cart posts wrong.
Every sale on the floors our team operates rings on this register. The soft-confirm, the $5/$10/$50 variance ladder, and the quarantine routing exist because we hit the problem on our own floor first — numbers and licenses at /case-studies.
Ring a sale on it.
The demo walks a cash sale, a vertical-ID stop, a manager-PIN override, and a return walked live by our team, on the working product.