Point of sale software for London queues, visitors and busy multi-site estates.

Office workers around Bank, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf want to order at their desk and collect on the way past. Pre-orders land in the same queue as counter sales with a pickup time, and the kitchen screen staggers preparation so food is ready when the customer arrives, not ten minutes early. Customers get a text or app notice when their order is on the shelf.

Visitors in Covent Garden or on Oxford Street pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay and cards issued all over the world. We integrate terminals that accept these, handle Strong Customer Authentication prompts properly and show staff a clear reason when a payment is declined, so they can offer another method without guesswork. Receipts can be emailed in place of paper for visitors who prefer not to carry them.

Since the VAT Retail Export Scheme was withdrawn in Great Britain at the start of 2021, overseas shoppers can no longer reclaim VAT on goods carried home. Where you ship goods to an overseas address instead, the till records that as a separate sale type with the evidence your accountant needs to support zero rating.

Units in shopping centres and transport hubs often carry a lease with turnover rent or regular sales reporting. The system produces the figures in the format and period each landlord asks for, per unit, without someone rebuilding them from daily Z reads.

Traders at Borough Market, Spitalfields or Camden, and brands running short pop-ups in Shoreditch or Soho, need a compact till on a phone or tablet with a card reader. Sales are stored on the device during dropouts and synced later, with takings from every pitch reported together. Product lists can be changed between market days from the phone itself.

When a size or item is missing in one shop, staff can see whether another London branch holds it, take payment there and then, and arrange collection or courier delivery. The sale belongs to the branch that served the customer, and the transfer is recorded for both sites.

Each of London's boroughs, and the City of London, licenses premises separately, so the hours for alcohol sales or late night refreshment can differ between your sites. The till holds each site's own trading and licensing hours and blocks restricted items outside them. Staff see a short explanation on screen rather than a bare error.

We use semi-integrated terminals so card details are captured and processed only on the terminal. The till sends the amount and receives the result. That approach keeps most of your estate outside PCI DSS card data scope and makes the annual self-assessment far simpler.

Every transaction carries its VAT treatment, and daily summaries post to your accounting software through a direct connection. Your finance team keeps digital records that meet HMRC's Making Tax Digital rules for VAT, across every London site, with no spreadsheets copied between systems.

Area managers see sales per hour, queue time, refunds and staff exceptions for every site on one screen. Alerts flag a site whose takings drop sharply against the same day last week, which in London often means a closed station entrance or a street works diversion nearby. Managers can drill from the group total into a single till in two taps.