Modules
13 modules on the same database as the register, so a sale, a count and a drawer close land in one place.
The daily work
The register, the back room, purchasing, cash, the team and the weekly state file.
At the register
Cash-first checkout, vertical-ID gated at the cart, manager-PIN where it counts.
Behind the counter
Receive, count, par, waste: one back-of-house, no spreadsheets.
Across the shop
Reorder quantities from 30-day sales, vendor lead time and fill rate. Your purchaser queues them as they stand or changes them first.
At the register
Every drawer counted, every drop logged, every variance escalated on a ladder.
Across the shop
Role-based training with quizzes and a record of who finished what, in the same login.
Built. Ask the team how it works with your setup.
Across the shop
Your weekly state traceability file built from real sales and inventory: accuracy-checked, with missing and unacknowledged weeks flagged. Washington’s CCRS today.
Also on the same login
Loyalty, menu boards, hiring and the books, on the same database as the register.
Behind the counter
Vendor licenses checked on every row. Supplier logins are not offered to stores yet.
Across the shop
Loyalty without cards. Phone is the key. Tiers set by lifetime spend.
Across the shop
The rule enforced in code, not in a binder.
Across the shop
Hiring, write-ups, reviews, training: all in the same system the register runs on.
Built. Ask the team how it works with your setup.
Across the shop
Your books live in the same database as the till: trial balance, profit-and-loss, month-close, one login. The QuickBooks Online connection is in build.
Across the shop
One admin page for cron freshness, integration keys, SMS and CCRS status.
What each one costs is in your written quote, not on this page. How pricing works
Tell us what you run today, and we’ll walk you through what replaces it.