Solutions · The till
One sale for the trip, the hire and the hat.
Most booking systems were built for the website, with a till added later. In BookingPOS the till is the centre: a walk-in’s trip, their hire gear and the shop items are one sale, one receipt and one payment.
The problem
What goes wrong today
- A booking system and a separate till, matched up by hand at night.
- A walk-in’s trip in one place, their wetsuit hire in another and the sunscreen in a third.
- Taking names and payment while someone else sells the last spot online.
- Cash-up that never quite balances.
How BookingPOS fixes it
Step by step
- Open the till
Count in your float. The till works with your own card terminal, cash, or both.
- Add the trip and the people
Pick the departure and how many. The places are held while you take names and the details the trip needs.
- Add hire, retail and extras
Gear hire, shop stock by name or barcode, and extras, all in the same cart as the trip.
- Take payment your way
Cash, card, split payments, a deposit, a voucher, or Pay Later with a link for the rest.
- Cash up
Close the till with counted cash and card totals. Online and agent sales are already in the same place.
What it looks like
The result
One system at the counter, online and on the boat.
- Money only ever lives in one place
- Never oversold between counter and online
- Keeps selling when the internet drops
- Stock, hire and servicing included
See it with your own trips
A 30-minute call on your activities and your busiest day. We’ll show you this, start to finish.
