If you sell online and over a counter, the hard part is not taking the payment. It is that the shelf and the marketplace disagree about what is left. Huup Till sells from the same pool as every channel, so they cannot.
A separate EPOS is a second stock system by definition. Every sale it takes is a unit your marketplaces still think they can sell, until somebody reconciles the two.
A sale at the counter drops the same available figure that eBay and Amazon read. There is no overnight reconciliation and no window in which the last unit is on sale in two places.
The till sells the products you already maintain, with the prices and barcodes you already hold. Adding a product to the catalogue puts it on the till.
Shop takings land in the same analytics and the same accounting push as online orders, so the day is one number rather than two systems to add up.
The till runs on the counter. Everything about it is managed from inside Huup, including the installer.
Each till is registered against your account from the Huup settings screen, so you know which machines are authorised and which are not.
The version running on each till is shown in Huup, so an old machine that has not updated is something you can see rather than something you discover.
Devices can be sent commands from Huup rather than needing someone to walk to the shop floor for routine changes.
Cashiers are set up in Huup with their own PIN, so a sale is attributed to a person rather than to a machine.
A till sale becomes an order in Huup like any other, which is what puts it into stock, into analytics and into the accounting push.
When the connection drops the sale is kept and retried, and anything that did not make it through is listed in a failed sales queue for you to resolve rather than disappearing.
The unit sold at the counter comes off the same available figure every marketplace reads, in the same moment.
The till application is downloaded from inside your Huup account rather than from a separate site, so the version you install is the one tied to your account.
There is no separate account to create. The till belongs to the same tenant as everything else you run in Huup.
14-day trial, no card required. The counter and the marketplaces on one stock pool.