You sell the platform. This is what stands on the counter — a register that keeps selling when the network doesn't, and fiscalises everything the moment it comes back. One system, three configurations: mobile, counter and gastro.
A touchscreen register with categories, PLU codes and barcode search — on a handheld at the table or on a tablet at the counter.
Categories with colours, PLU codes, barcode search and a numeric keypad. Thirty items or three thousand — the grid stays the same.
Open accounts stay open. Park one, start another, and nothing is lost when the shift changes.
A table map that matches the room, with occupancy, how long a table has been sitting, and who is serving it.
Main room, terrace, private room — with more than one bill per table when the group splits.
Free, occupied, over an hour, over three. A glance across the room is the whole report.
Split a bill across methods, add a tip or a discount, and let the terminal do the card leg — the same device, one step.
Cash with change calculation, card through the PAX terminal, meal vouchers without change, gift cards, and a tip or a discount on top.
Rates split out, base and tax per rate, total with VAT — the way the accountant and the tax office expect it.
Daily and interval closeouts, a document history with a breakdown by payment method, and every void and refund where the accountant can find it.
A review X closeout any time, a daily Z at the end, and an interval closeout when the accountant asks for a period.
Document history with totals by cash, card, vouchers and gift cards — plus voids and refunds, listed and searchable.
Turn on only what the operation needs. Everything below ships with the register — this is the list your merchant will ask you for.
Eight modules. Seventy functions. Turn on the ones the shop needs.
See every one of them ↓Everything on this page is what your merchants buy from you — pricing, packaging and the sales story are yours. The merchant-facing site is veslo.io ↗