Why it matters
Every extra tap is someone waiting in line.
In a morning rush, cashiers who switch between a register, a card machine and a receipt app slow the line and make mistakes, like charging twice or missing an item.
Quick checkout keeps cart, payment and receipt on one screen, and only marks a sale paid when the payment really goes through.
Interface and key controls
See the details that keep work moving.
Tap items to build a cart, then take payment. Try a declined card or a timeout to see how the sale is held until the processor answers.
Cart
Tap an item to start a sale.How quick checkout works
A clearer way to work.
Select a step to see what happens.
Step 1 of 5
Add items
Tap, scan or search to add items to the cart.
On screen
2 × Croissant · 1 × Oat latte
Business scenario
A practical day in the business.
Rise & Crumb Bakery in Milwaukee, WI has one register and a line out the door from 7 to 9 AM. Owner Teresa Holm wanted fewer steps per sale.
- 7:42 AM — A customer orders two croissants, a latte and a loaf; the cashier taps four items.
- 7:42 AM — Card payment is sent; the screen shows “waiting for processor” until it’s approved.
- 7:43 AM — A second card is declined; the sale stays open and the customer pays with another card.
- 7:43 AM — Receipt texted; the next customer is up.
Business scenarios and exceptions
Designed for real-world exceptions.
A sale is never marked paid until the processor confirms. Declines and timeouts keep the cart open so nothing is charged twice.
How fast is a typical sale?
Add items with a tap or scan, take payment and send the receipt from the same screen.
When is a sale marked as paid?
Only after the payment processor confirms the payment. Until then it shows as waiting.
What happens if a card is declined?
The sale stays open with the same cart. The customer can try another card or method.
Who should use quick checkout?
Busy retailers, cafés and bakeries where lines build up at the counter.
How is sales tax calculated?
Using the tax rates you configure for your location. The demo uses a sample rate.
Keep the line moving.
Start a 14-day free trial or book a demo to try quick checkout.