Sales and checkout
Align POS, payments, discounts, cancellations, and cash differences.
Review the workflowPlan POS, payments, booking, customer records, LINE, and accounting in the right sequence for the business.
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Align POS, payments, discounts, cancellations, and cash differences.
Review the workflowStructure schedules, resources, mobile ordering, and intake by industry.
Review the workflowDefine customer records, LINE, reminders, offers, and consent.
Review the workflowConnect POS sales, settlements, banks, accounting, and staff data without duplicate entry.
Review the workflow| Industry | Suggested sequence | Primary caution |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant | POS and payments → ordering → analysis → accounting | Review kitchen and service capacity, not intake alone |
| Salon | Booking and records → payments → LINE → accounting | Prioritize staff capacity, duration, and retention |
| Retail | Product data → POS and stock → payments → accounting | Test returns, stock counts, locations, and ecommerce |
| Service business | Booking and intake → payments → CRM → accounting | Review resources, passes, prepayment, and cancellation |
This is not a performance ranking. Provider-owned information is normalized to support shortlisting.
Retail, restaurant, and service businesses that want core checkout and sales management without a recurring POS software fee
Small businesses that want POS and payments from one provider and may expand into online sales and invoices
Restaurants that want to test mobile ordering for free and scale into paid tiers for more devices and customer management
Restaurants seeking to reduce order waiting, manage limited floor staffing, and support multilingual ordering
Japanese businesses and sole proprietors without a fixed POS shortlist that want comparable proposals from several vendors
Stores prioritizing AirREGI integration, broad Japanese payment acceptance, no monthly fee, and relatively frequent settlement
Table service, field service, events, and mobile merchants that prioritize a portable terminal with built-in connectivity and receipt printing
Salons, classes, facilities, and service businesses reducing phone bookings and scheduling errors.
Stores consolidating retention messages, booking guidance, and customer inquiries.
Sole proprietors and SMBs reducing sales and settlement re-entry and accelerating monthly close.
SMBs gradually standardizing accounting, expenses, invoicing, attendance, and payroll in one product family.

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