Price Tapper POS

Name: Price Tapper POS Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2024-10-09T01:57:03Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Select custom sale items from a list and tap to add to cart.

Price Tapper POS

Select custom sale items from a list and tap to add to cart.

Predefined item list

Custom price entry

Add item notes

Default price setting

Consistent tracking

Custom sale items

Tap to add

About Price Tapper POS

Launched Oct 08, 2024

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Introduction Video

Description

Enter the price and note for custom sale products from a list that you create in the POS.

Add custom sale items by tapping on a predefined list of items. You can quickly add a custom price and note for each product. This takes the Custom Sale tile to the next level. You can even provide default prices to make the process of adding custom items even faster!

Create a predefined list of products to add as a custom sale.
Enter a custom price for the item when adding to the POS cart
Add a note or description for the custom sale item.
Set a default price that populates the product. Change it at anytime.
Gain more consistent product tracking since product titles match.

Pros

Easy to add custom sale items by tapping on a predefined list
Ability to add custom prices and notes for each product
Option to set default prices to speed up the process
Facilitates more consistent product tracking with matching product titles
Enhances the functionality of the Custom Sale tile
Allows for quick addition of custom sale items from a predefined list
Enables users to add custom prices and notes for each product
Supports the setting of default prices to speed up the process
Improves product tracking consistency with matching product titles
User-friendly interface for managing custom sales efficiently

Cons

Limited to predefined list, which may restrict flexibility for some users
Might require initial time investment to set up the predefined list and default prices
Potential for user error when manually entering custom prices or notes
Limited functionality for inventory management beyond custom items
May not integrate seamlessly with larger, more complex POS systems
Relies heavily on manual input, which could be prone to human error
Requires setup of predefined product lists, which could be time-consuming initially