A register that never blocks a sale. The #POS built for service speed.

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SwiftScanPay on tablet and phone

Built for businesses that run on #Operations

Restaurant POS, multi-location operations, inventory control, payments and real-time reporting, all offline-ready. Most operators did not choose a fragmented stack. It accumulated, one tool per problem. SwiftScanPay brings them together.

SwiftScanPay dashboard on a laptop

The product is the argument. A #POS that never blocks a sale.

Overrides, discounts and voids are recorded as exceptions on the shift report instead of stopping the counter. Split tenders and partial payments happen in one flow, and course, seat and modifier handling is built in rather than bolted on.

The targets are large, there are no blocking dialogs, and everything else on the platform writes to the record the register opens.

Menus, prices and permissions are published from one place. Each register picks them up on sign-in, so a new site or a new device is ready as soon as staff clock in.

Roles are tied to the register they use. Clock-in, permissions and exceptions are written to the shift, and the manager sees all of it before close.

Sales, tickets and card tenders are written to the local ledger and reconciled when the connection returns. When the connection drops mid-service, nothing on screen changes. Staff are never asked to wait for a network.

On reconnect the indicator in the rail changes state, queued activity posts in order, and any variance is reported at close.

Stock that moves when the sale does. #Inventory Control

Every dish depletes its recipe. Par levels, variance and supplier orders sit against the same numbers the register produced, so the count is a check rather than a rebuild.

Recipe-level Depletion

Each sale takes its ingredients out of stock automatically, per recipe, per portion.

Purchase Orders From Par

Orders are raised from par levels and received against the same lines on a tablet at the back door.

Counts & Variance

Counts and variance by period, with the expected quantity shown next to every item.

Supplier Visibility

Supplier price changes flow straight into recipe costs and margin reporting.

Your operation doesn't stop when the internet does. #Offline-first by design, not by fallback.

The register writes sales, tickets and tenders locally and reconciles them when the connection returns. When the connection drops mid-service, nothing on screen changes. Orders, tickets and card tenders continue against the local ledger. When it reconnects, queued activity posts in order and variance is reported at close. Staff are never asked to wait for a network.

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Front of House

A floor plan that matches the room. Writes orders and covers the moment they are taken.

Tables, tabs and courses
Kitchen

Course firing and elapsed time on every ticket. Reads orders, writes timings for the shift review.

Station routing
Management

Reviewed while the week is still open. Reads every area of the operation from one record.

Sales, margin, exceptions
Restaurants

Built around the way
restaurants actually operate

Front of house, kitchen, payments, inventory, staff and management all write to the same record, so the operation reads as one business rather than six tools. A change in any one area is visible in the others immediately. No export, no spreadsheet, no phone call.

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One system of record

Six operational areas.
One set of numbers.

The register is the core surface. Orders, kitchen, payments, inventory, staff and management all read from and write to the record it opens, so the close is a review rather than an investigation.

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Offline-capable POS

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Operational areas, one record

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Ledger across locations

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Product updates, implementation guides and launch news from the SwiftScanPay team.