How it works

From walk-in to paid invoice — without switching apps

A simple operational path that matches how shops already work: identify the customer, capture the job or sale, complete the work, invoice, collect, and report.

Product modules

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The shop path

Five stages — one system of record from door to day close.

01
Active location
Staff work in a store context. Inventory, registers, and sales stay tied to the right location.
02
Counter or intake
Find or create a customer, attach a device, choose issues or products with typeahead.
03
Job or cart
Tickets carry estimates, parts, and status. POS holds repair and retail lines until checkout.
04
Invoice & pay
Clear money, optional tip, then cash, Stripe payment link, or Terminal when configured.
05
Day close
Day close, transaction log, Daily Sales with COGS, and Monthly P&L including tips.

Bench + counter

Repair tickets and POS stay connected

Work doesn’t die in a status board. Charges move into the cart, invoices stay linked to tickets, and status can be set at checkout — the way shops already think about “repaired & collected.”