The ID check that is actually on the record.
Scan the licence where the sale happens, keep the record, and run the rest of the shop on the same terminal.
Age-restricted sale
Ticket #2210- Date of birth
- 04 / 12 / 1998
- Age
- 28
- State
- DE
- Expires
- 2029
Over 21 · check recorded against the sale
- Marlboro Gold · carton$89.00
- Lighter 3-pack$4.99
What a smoke shop actually needs
- 01
ID scanning at the register
Read the licence, check the date, and attach the check to the sale rather than to somebody remembering.
- 02
Reporting that follows
The record exists and can be produced, which is the part that matters when somebody asks for it.
- 03
Barcode scanning
Scan at the till and at receiving, including the things that arrive without a code.
- 04
Stock counts
What is on the shelf, what is moving, and what has been sitting there since spring.
- 05
Employee controls
Who can discount, who can void, who can open the drawer, and a record of each.
- 06
Fast checkout
Regulars buy the same four things. Those four things are on the first screen.
Register 1
ScanGlass Cleaner 8oz
0 4123 56789 1
$9.99
on hand 14 → 13
Rolling Tray, small
0 4123 56790 7
$12.99
on hand 6 → 5
Lighter 3-pack
0 4123 56791 4
$4.99
on hand 31 → 30
Return · Phone Grip
Receipt #8817 · Sep 4 · back to shelf
−$7.99
on hand 2 → 3
The rest of the shop
Barcode at the till and at receiving, stock that counts itself down as it sells, and a return that goes back to the right line on the right receipt. The same terminal that did the age check.
And a manager you can just ask
Oreon is built into the POS on every plan. It reads your own sales data and makes menu changes on request, showing you what it will do before it does it.
- What has barely moved in 30 days?
These five sold seventeen units between them in a month. The phone grips have been on the shelf since spring.
# Item Sold Revenue 1 Phone Grip 2 $15.98 2 Lighter 3-pack 3 $14.97 3 Incense Bundle 3 $26.97 4 Glass Cleaner 4 $39.96 5 Rolling Tray, small 5 $64.95 Last 30 days, fewest first
- Who is my best customer this quarter?
A. Ferreira. Thirty-one orders in ninety days, $1,204 in total, and almost always a Tuesday.
# Customer Orders Spent 1 A. Ferreira 31 $1,204.10 2 Ogletown office 22 $1,102.30 3 The Kims (Marsh Rd) 24 $918.75 Last 90 days, by spend
Other counters we run
Ten minutes on the phone
We ask what you run today and what it costs you, then put a rate and a hardware list in writing. If staying where you are is cheaper, we say so.