Everything you need to run a successful retail business
Accept all payment types including chip, swipe, tap, and mobile wallets. Fast checkout keeps your lines moving.
Unify in-store, online, and mobile sales. One platform for all your channels with centralized inventory.
Empower your sales associates with mobile checkout. Process payments anywhere in your store or at events.
Real-time inventory tracking across all locations. Automatic stock alerts and purchase order management.
Built-in loyalty programs and customer profiles. Track purchase history and reward your best customers.
Connect with your existing systems easily. Integrations with major retail software and e-commerce platforms.
Specialized features for your retail business type
Perfect for boutiques, specialty shops, and unique retail concepts. Tools to create memorable shopping experiences.
Manage seasonal inventory, size/color variants, and returns efficiently with our fashion-focused features.
Manage multiple stores from one centralized system. Real-time sync across all locations.
Choose the right hardware for your store layout and workflow
Traditional checkout with modern capabilities
Take payments anywhere in your store
Complete solution with cash drawer
Retailers need payments that are fast at the counter, reliable at peak times and connected to the online store. A good retail payment setup reduces queue time, improves reconciliation and gives you a single view of sales across locations.
Everpay supports terminals, tablets, mobile readers and online checkout on one platform.
A retail counter has to take chip, contactless and wallet payments quickly, handle refunds and exchanges, and keep working when the shop is busiest. Staff turnover means the interface has to be simple enough to learn in a shift, and permissions should limit who can issue refunds or void sales.
Contactless and wallet payments typically move faster than inserting a card and entering a PIN, which helps when queues build. Handheld devices let staff take payment on the floor, for example for large items or during a sale event. When comparing systems, ask what happens during a busy period, how receipts are delivered and how end-of-day closing works. Our retail POS buyer's guide lists the questions worth asking.
Connectivity problems happen. Some terminals can store transactions and submit them once the connection returns, but offline acceptance carries risk, because the card cannot be fully checked at the time of sale. Ask any vendor what limits apply, who bears the risk of a declined offline transaction and how stored transactions are reviewed.
Returns are the other common exception. A good setup refunds to the original payment method, links the refund to the original sale and records the reason. For omnichannel retailers, that includes taking back an online order in a store. Gift cards, partial refunds, split tender and price adjustments should be tested during evaluation rather than discovered after launch.
When store and web sales sit in separate systems, finance ends up reconciling spreadsheets and merchandising works from stale numbers. A unified platform ties sales, refunds and fees to one record, so you can see performance by location, product, hour and staff member without stitching exports together.
That visibility supports practical decisions such as staffing to peak hours, spotting products that sell online but not in store, and tracking stock across locations. Shared inventory also reduces overselling and supports click-and-collect. See unified commerce for how the pieces fit, Everpay POS for the in-person side and online vs in-person payment processing for how risk and cost differ between channels.
Tap-to-pay, wallets and chip acceptance keep lines moving. Handheld devices let staff take payment on the shop floor.
Real-time inventory and sales reports by product, hour and staff member help you buy and staff smarter.
Share products and stock between channels with unified commerce and manage returns in either channel.
Read our retail POS buyer's guide and see Everpay POS.