A POS terminal that already knows your business.
Open the register, tap products, take payment — cash, card, wallet, or split. Every sale posts to your inventory, customers, and reports. No second system to reconcile.
Open register. Tap. Take payment. Done.
The cashier flow is three taps of training — a new hire can run the counter on day one.
Open the register
Sign in on your terminal and start a session with an opening float. Terminals are registered per location — each with its own code, optional device binding, and a default receipt printer.
Ring it up
Tap products on the grid, or search by name, SKU, or barcode — results appear as you type. Categories keep the grid short; stock awareness keeps you from selling what's gone.
Take payment
Cash with tendered amount and change — quick-tender buttons for the common bills — plus card, bank transfer, digital wallet, check, or other. Split a sale across methods in the same checkout.
Done — receipt and all
The sale commits first, then the receipt prints through the device's print dialog or shares as a PDF. A printer hiccup never loses a sale — reprint anytime from the record.
Built for the counter, wired to the back office
Everything a register should do — and none of the re-entering after close.
Speed at the till
A product grid, cart, and checkout panel laid out for landscape tablets — adapting to portrait and phones. Fast debounced search, large touch targets, dark mode, and screen-reader labels.
Every payment method
Cash with change computed, card, bank transfer, digital wallet, check, other — and split payments on one sale. Each payment is individually recorded, auditable, and idempotent: a double-tap or retry can never charge twice.
Cash sessions that reconcile
Opening float, cash payouts with a reason, and a close-out that compares expected cash — computed server-side — against what you counted. Variance shows clearly on the session summary.
Customers, optional
Walk-in is the default — no friction for a quick sale. Attach an existing customer when it matters and the sale lands on their record with everything else.
Multi-location aware
Terminals belong to your locations, so inventory resolves against the right branch. Run one register or a dozen across a multi-location workspace.
Into one system of record
POS sales flow into orders, inventory, payments, and Business Pulse — a counter sale and a phone order live in the same reports.
Keeps selling when the internet drops
On the native apps, a dead connection doesn't close the register — it just delays the paperwork.
What happens offline
- Sales taken without a connection are queued durably on the terminal — closing the app doesn't drop them.
- When connectivity returns, queued sales replay automatically under the same cashier and workspace.
- Replays are deduplicated — the queue can't post the same sale twice, no matter how the connection flaps.
What never happens
- No silent loss — a sale that can't post cleanly (a different cashier signed in, a product removed, insufficient stock) is parked for manager review, not dropped.
- No double-charges — payments are idempotent, so a retry is safe even when the network isn't.
- No end-of-day surprise — queued and parked sales are visible, so you always know what's still in flight.
Offline capture is available on the iOS and Android apps; the web app needs a connection to sell.
Locked down like the rest of TUKO
The register is where cash moves — so every sensitive action is gated and logged.
Permission-gated actions
- Sell, cash payout, refund, void, reconcile, and manage terminals/printers are separate permissions, granted per staff member.
- Discounts apply only for authorized staff — a cashier can't discount their own drawer.
- Every gated action lands in the audit trail: who, what, when, and on which terminal.
Workspace isolation
- Terminal codes are unique per organization, with optional device binding and a default receipt printer per terminal.
- Data is isolated per organization in the database — one workspace can never see another's sales.
- Currency and timezone come from your organization settings — never hard-coded.
Not a bolt-on — the same workspace
TUKO POS isn't a separate product with its own analytics. A sale at the register deducts stock, records payment, updates the customer, and feeds Business Pulse — so a slow-moving item on the shelf or a best-seller at the counter shows up in the same morning brief.
New to the terminology? POS vs ERP: what's the difference explains how a point of sale and a business system fit together — TUKO is both.
POS questions, answered
How does a sale work in TUKO POS?
Open a register session with a starting float, tap products to build the cart, take payment — cash, card, bank transfer, digital wallet, check, other, or a split across methods — then print or share the receipt. The sale posts to inventory, payments, and reports automatically.
Does TUKO POS work offline?
Yes, on the iOS and Android apps. Sales taken without a connection are queued durably on the terminal and replay automatically when you're back online — deduplicated, so a retry never posts twice. Sales that need attention are parked for manager review, never silently lost.
Can TUKO POS take split payments?
Yes. A customer can pay part cash and part digital wallet — or any mix of methods — on one sale. Each payment is recorded individually and auditable on its own.
Does TUKO POS process card payments?
TUKO records card payments on the sale but does not run a card terminal — take the card on your own terminal or payment app, then record the payment in TUKO so the sale, receipt, and reports stay complete.
How do cash sessions and end-of-day work?
Each session starts with an opening float. TUKO computes expected cash as you sell, cash payouts are recorded with a reason, and at close you enter the counted cash to see the variance — an X/Z-style session summary, fully audited.
Can cashiers apply discounts or void sales?
Only with permission. Discounts, cash payouts, refunds, voids, and terminal settings are permission-gated actions — granted per staff member and written to the audit trail.
Every sale. Counted.
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