Web-based POS that talks to your real hardware.

A POS that fits your counter, not the other way round

Off-the-shelf POS systems come with monthly licences, rigid workflows and data that doesn’t talk to your website. A custom web-based POS runs in the browser on the tablets and PCs you already have, connects to your hardware, and shares one database with your online store or ordering system.

Hardware integration

Connecting web software to physical devices is where most projects stall — and it’s an area I work in regularly, both for restaurants and as CTO of PBIS LLC, a US technology company that supplies POS and security hardware.

• Receipt printers: Epson ePOS SDK and Server Direct Print for kitchen and customer receipts without drivers on every device.
• Barcode scanners: fast product lookup and checkout using USB or Bluetooth scanners.
• Cash drawers: opened automatically from the receipt printer on cash sales.
• Touchscreens & tablets: large, glove-friendly buttons designed for fast service.

Workflows built for your business

Table service or counter service, split bills, modifiers, discounts, staff PINs, shift opening and closing, end-of-day reports — every screen is designed around the way your team serves customers. Because it’s web-based, updates reach every terminal instantly and managers can check sales from anywhere.

One source of truth

When the POS and your online store or ordering system share stock and customer data, you stop reconciling spreadsheets at the end of the day. Online orders appear at the counter, in-store sales reduce online stock, and reports finally show the whole business.