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The till

A till that runs on what you already own.

Any tablet, laptop or Android phone with a browser. Nothing to install, nothing to lease.

The till with the Coffee category open
The menu grid. Categories across the top, search for anything, extras on the items that have them, cart on the right.

At the counter

Menu grid with categories and search. Tap to add; extras such as oat milk or an extra shot are asked for on the item, priced, and printed on the ticket.

Quick sale. A numpad for the thing that is not on the menu. Type the amount, take the money; VAT at your default rate is worked out for you.

Custom items. A one-off dish or a special gets a name and a price on the spot.

Tips. No tip, 5, 10 or 12.5 percent, chosen before the charge, kept outside VAT and shown separately in the Z report.

Cash, card, Pay by Bank. One screen. Cash sales are recorded, not charged; card goes to the reader or a manual card entry; Pay by Bank sends the customer to their banking app.

At the table

Open tabs. A tab per table, named as you like. Add the cart to a tab, send the round to the kitchen, keep adding through the evening.

Statements and split bills. Print or show a statement; take payment for part or all of the bill, as many times as the table needs.

Cancel a sent line. With a reason, by someone who is allowed to; the kitchen gets a cancellation ticket.

Write-offs. A dish that was wrong leaves the bill honestly and shows up in the Z report as a write-off, not a mystery.

Refunds that reconcile. Full or partial, from the dashboard, as a second document matched to the sale.

The till with items in the cart
Three items in the cart. Tip choices, manual card, reader and cash on the same screen.
The Quick Sale numpad
Quick sale: type £2.60, charge £2.60.
The cash confirmation dialog
Cash is recorded, not charged: one confirmation and the sale is in the Z report.
The list of open tabs
Open tabs, with what each table still owes.

Screens shown are from a live SimEX Pay account.

See it on your own counter.

Fifteen minutes with your menu, your printer and a card. No contract afterwards, and your old till stays switched on while you decide.