Stokk
Operate · Point of Sale

A till wherever you need one.

Open a till on an iPad for the pop-up, the Saturday queue or sales straight from the warehouse. Scan, take cash or card, and every sale lands in your ERP as an invoice. Keep your main POS and open as many extra tills as you like, at no extra cost.

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Park saleReturnDiscount
To pay
€86.40
CardCash
On accountSplit
Fig. 1 The pop-up till at Harbour St on an iPad: a member’s discount applied, four ways to pay.
Runs on top of
  • Oracle NetSuite
  • Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • Shopify
  • DK
01Before Stokk

The Saturday queue shouldn’t cost you a sale.

One till, a line to the door, and customers who put things back and leave. Another licence costs too much for one busy day a week, so the queue stays.

How it usually goesWith Stokk
  • A second till means another licenceExtra tills on any iPad, no extra cost
  • Pop-up sales on a notepadEvery sale an invoice in your ERP
  • Warehouse sales written up by handSell straight from the warehouse, scanned
  • Discounts worked out in your headA member’s discount applied when you find them
  • The till stops when the ERP hiccupsKeep selling, resubmit anything it missed
02What it does

Everything a second till needs, nothing it doesn’t.

A lightweight till for the places your main POS doesn’t reach. Simple enough to hand to a new starter on a busy day.

  1. 01

    Scan anywhere

    No field to click first. Scan with a handheld, a Bluetooth scanner or the camera.
  2. 02

    Cash, card, split or on account

    Split between cash and card, or sell on account, each mapped to the right payment method in your ERP.
  3. 03

    Card terminals

    Send the amount straight to a Verifone cloud terminal and refund back to the card, rolling out market by market.
  4. 04

    Discounts that behave

    Line, total and standing customer discounts, and never below an active campaign price.
  5. 05

    Returns, park and recall

    Refund a past sale line by line. Park a sale and pick it up again on any till in the store.
  6. 06

    Quick keys

    Tiles for the things you don’t scan, carrying a quantity, so one tap can sell a dozen.
  7. 07

    Proper receipts

    VAT split by rate, the salesperson and the invoice number, printed on the terminal, a receipt printer or as a PDF.
  8. 08

    Keeps selling when the ERP is slow

    Every sale is saved first. Any the ERP didn’t take are flagged with a Resubmit button.
03On screen

The two moments that matter at a till.

Taking the money, and not losing a sale when something else is having a bad day.

Pop-up till/Split payment
  • Cash€20.00Taken
  • Card · terminal€66.40Taken
Left to pay €0.00Sale posts to your ERP
Fig. 2 Split between cash and card. The sale posts to your ERP as one invoice.
Pop-up till/Recent sales
Your ERP is slow to answer. Keep selling: every sale is saved first. Any the ERP didn’t take wait here for one tap.
  • 14:09 · 3 items€42.90Posted
  • 14:13 · 1 item€128.00Resubmit
  • 14:21 · 2 items€19.50Resubmit
Fig. 3 When your ERP is slow, the till keeps selling. Anything it missed waits for one tap.
04What changes

A shorter queue, and no sale that misses the books.

Shorter
queues on busy days
Open a second or third till on an iPad when it gets busy.
Every sale
in your ERP
Till sales post as invoices, and Stokk counts them in the next morning’s figures.
No extra
till licences
Extra tills come with the subscription.

What the way of working changes, stated directionally rather than as audited figures. Results vary with category mix, lead times and the quality of the data in your ERP.

What people ask about Point of Sale.

Can Stokk replace our main POS?
A small shop with simple needs can run it as its only till. For most shops, keep the POS you have and use Stokk’s till where you don’t have one: the pop-up, the busy Saturday, sales straight from the warehouse.
What hardware do we need?
An iPad or any computer with a modern browser, a scanner if you scan a lot, and a receipt printer if you want paper. Card payments go through a cloud terminal.
What if the internet goes down?
The till needs a connection. If your ERP is slow or down, it keeps selling and flags the sales to resubmit once it’s back.
Works with

Same stock, same sales, same login. The next module is a switch, not a project.

08:00, any morning

Open a second till this Saturday.

Half an hour on a working sample: a sale, a split payment and what lands in your ERP. If Stokk isn’t right for your shop, we’ll say so on the call.

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