A mall-ready register
How it works
Each line carries its booth number, so a five-booth basket is five correctly credited vendors — no math at the counter.
Cash, credit, split across tenders, or a mall-wide gift card. Sales tax is applied from your mall's configured rate, never guessed.
The sale lands in each vendor's numbers, the Z-report, and the dashboard the moment it completes — nothing to post at close.
What's included
- Many booths, one cart
- Cash, credit, split & gift-card tender
- Pause-and-resume holds
- Offline-resilient checkout queue
- Returns that net the right vendor's payout
- Storewide & per-booth sales that stack correctly
Questions malls ask
What happens if the internet drops mid-day?
An already-open register can queue cash sales on that device during an outage and send them when the connection returns. Card readers and gift-card balance checks need a connection. Keep the register open and confirm queued sales have sent before closing out the day.
Can a cashier hold a sale while the customer keeps shopping?
Yes — pause any cart as a hold and resume it from the Holds list, even from another till.
Do discounts split correctly across booths?
Yes. Storewide and per-booth sales stack in the right order, and each vendor's share is computed from the final line price.
Go deeper:What a mall-ready register actually needsPOS with no per-transaction fees — from Insights