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Ring the sale once. Every counter stays in sync.

Main registers and floor devices share one product list, one set of open orders, and one sold-out status per location. Your team keeps selling through brief internet drops, managers close cash on the drawer that took the money, and fulfillment screens and wall menus update from the same sale.

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Take out

All items

128 items

Tap an item to add it to the order

Harbor Burger

$14.00

Salmon Bowl

$16.00

House Salad

$9.00

Harbor Latte

$5.50

Cold Brew

$4.75

Seasonal Jam

$6.00

Sourdough Toast

$8.00

Fries

$4.50

  • 1

    Shared catalog

    Price and item changes reach every register at the location

  • Live

    Open orders

    Tabs and past tickets stay aligned across all devices

  • Offline

    When you need it

    Checkout and order lookup keep working through brief outages

What your team actually opens

These are real product screens, not mockups of a mockup. Scroll through the same views managers and floor staff use during a shift.

  • Ring the sale

    Browse the catalog, build the current order, then Settle or Save as tab. Same screen your cashiers open all day.

  • Start from the hub

    Take out, Delivery, and Recall live on the terminal hub so staff pick a path in one tap.

  • Find and settle a saved order

    Open a past ticket in a side sheet and Settle Order when the customer is ready to pay.

  • Count the drawer on the register

    End Shift on the terminal shows Balanced, Over, or Short. Cash closes where the money was taken.

Problems owners fix on day one

The pain is not slow software. It is two counters telling two different stories about the same day.

  • The floor tablet shows open tabs the main register does not.

    That means split order lists. GreenSails handhelds write to the same location record. The main register sees every open tab before taking payment.

  • We ran out of a special in the back, but the counter sold three more.

    Sold-out status is per location, not per device. One tap updates every register and menu board tied to that catalog.

  • The internet dropped mid-rush and we still had a line.

    Registers keep taking orders and looking up tickets on the device. When connectivity returns, the night syncs back into your account.

  • Packaged goods slow the line when cashiers type names by hand.

    Save the package barcode on the item. At the register, focus search and scan. An exact match adds the line. Print sticky labels from the POS or send them from the dashboard.

How a multi-register day runs

  1. 01

    Open shifts on main registers

    Managers start a cash shift on each main register that will take payment. Floor devices at the site unlock as soon as any main shift is open.

  2. 02

    Take orders where customers are

    Handhelds save tabs without a cash drawer. Fulfillment screens get the ticket while payment waits for the main register.

  3. 03

    Close each drawer separately

    Payment and end-of-night close happen on the main register. Each sale joins that register's shift; every drawer reconciles on its own.

  • Every register and handheld at a location shares one catalog and one open-order list

  • Take orders on the floor; payment and the cash drawer stay on the main register

  • Each main register runs its own cash shift so drawers never share a night

  • Checkout, PIN login, and order lookup keep working through brief internet drops

  • Scan a barcode at search to add the line. Exact match, no hunting by name

  • Mark an item sold out once. Every register and display board updates together

  • Split checks, add-ons, and branded receipts without leaving the order screen

  • Print sticky labels from a paired printer on the floor, or send jobs from the dashboard

  • Run stock counts and no-sale drawer opens from the same hub as checkout

Floor devices that match how you sell

Staff take orders at the counter, in the room, or outside. Payment and the cash drawer stay on the main register. No duplicate charges, no arguing about what is still open at end of night.

Scan to sell, print to stock

Focus search and scan a package or house label. An exact barcode match adds the line. Pair a sticky-label printer so staff can print from the floor, or send jobs from the dashboard to an online register.

Sold out from one tap

When a manager marks an item sold out on the main register, every other device and wall menu at that location updates immediately. Guests stop ordering what you cannot fulfill.

Still ringing when the Wi‑Fi blinks

PIN login, checkout, and order recall keep working on the device. When the connection returns, sales sync back to your live account without rebuilding the night by hand.