A point of sale that understands size, color and a fitting room
A generic register rings up a flat product and calls it done. A fashion counter needs more: a sale that pauses while a customer tries another size, a wholesale buyer checking out at a different price list than a walk-in, and a register that keeps working when the internet doesn't.
What a fashion store's POS needs that a generic one skips
Sells with or without internet
The register keeps ringing up sales if the connection drops, and syncs the moment it comes back — no "sorry, the system is down" at the counter.
Holds a sale mid-fitting
A customer tries on another size or color: the sale pauses instead of forcing a cancel-and-restart, and picks back up where it left off.
Retail and wholesale price lists, same register
A customer buying one piece and a buyer ordering a dozen check out on the same POS, at the price list that applies to each.
Exchanges and returns from the counter
A size or color exchange, a return to the original payment method, or an exchange started in one store and finished in another.
Deposits and layaway
Take a deposit against a hold or a special order, with partial payments tracked until it is paid off.
WhatsApp receipts
Send the ticket by WhatsApp instead of only printing it — useful at a trade show booth or a pop-up with no receipt printer.
Multiple sellers ringing up sales at once
More than one person can check customers out at the same time on busy days, without waiting on a single register.
Cash drawer counts and close-outs
Standard cash reconciliation (arqueos) and end-of-shift close-outs (cortes de caja), built in.