The online store, now with a counter.
A custom point of sale for the Bétera store: automatic cash handling, card terminal and scales, connected to the website's stock and customers.
01 / The challenge
Opening a shop without splitting the business in two.
Europa Agricult Product started as an e-commerce business. Opening a shop in Bétera risked creating two separate businesses: one stock for the web, another for the counter, and customers who are strangers across channels.
A till also cannot stop. If the internet drops or a payment provider fails, the shop has to keep selling.
02 / The solution
A till that works locally and syncs itself.
We built a custom point of sale that runs on a machine inside the shop. It takes cash through an automatic cash machine, cards through the terminal, and weighs produce on connected scales.
Sales are stored locally and uploaded to the central system as soon as there is a connection; catalogue, prices and customers come down incrementally. The shop and the website share stock and customers without relying on a perfect network.
- Built to fail gracefully. The till keeps taking cash even if the internet goes down. Only card payments need a connection.
- Integrated hardware. Automatic cash machine, card terminal, scales and customer display, all driven from the same application.
- One stock. Every counter sale comes off the same inventory as the online store and lands on the customer's record.
03 / Results
One shop, two channels, one business.
The Bétera shop sells through its own point of sale and shares stock, catalogue and customers with the e-commerce store. The team runs the till without needing everything to be perfect.
- Custom point of sale with integrated hardware.
- Local-first operation with automatic sync.
- Stock and customers shared with the online store.
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