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Point of sale

Sell in person

LaunchMyStore keeps your inventory and customer data in sync across the counter and the storefront, so in-person sales land in the same ledger as everything else.

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Connected retail, the way it should be

The till and the storefront are the same business, so they run on the same back office — stock, customers, staff and takings in one place instead of two that have to be reconciled at closing.

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Sell everywhere

Close the sale at the counter and keep offline and online orders in one ledger — same catalogue, same stock, same customer.

Order #2291 · in store

Flat white × 2$9.00
Sourdough loaf$7.50
Tap to pay$17.82
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Build loyalty

Know your customers in store and online, and turn what you know into an experience that brings them back.

Customer

Amara Osei · returning
Visits14
Lifetime spend$2,480
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Staff and shifts

Role-based permissions, performance per person and shift handover — from the same dashboard that rings up the sale.

Shift · open

Rin Takeda · cashier6h 12m
Marcus Webb · manager3h 40m
Role-based accessShift tracking
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Omnichannel selling

One connected back office to sell in person, online, on social and on marketplaces — without reconciling four sets of numbers.

Today's channels

In store$1,284
Online storefront$942
Social & marketplaces$318
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Inventory management

Manage stock across every location, and plug your existing IMS and OMS in rather than replacing them.

Stock · sourdough loaf

High Street18
Riverside6
Warehouse120
Low stock alert
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Reporting and analytics

Understand the business — from what sells best to when you are busiest — without exporting anything.

Today

Takings$2,544
Orders87
Busiest hour12–1pm

New on the register

Set the register up the way your counter works

Pick a register style for the whole store — the classic register, or Quick billing for busy shops, cafés and restaurants — then switch any single feature on or off. Every till follows the same choice.

Standard

The classic register

For shops that sell in store and ship online.

  • Custom sales for items not in the catalogue
  • Ship to the customer from the counter
  • Email receipts and gift cards
  • Card terminal and split payments

Quick billing

Fast billing for busy counters

For grocers, cafés, bakeries and restaurants.

  • Hold a bill and serve the next customer
  • Pay later on customer credit
  • Loyalty points
  • Tables, kitchen tickets and a waiter app

Pay later on credit

Let regulars take it now and pay later. Set a credit limit, take part payments, remind them on WhatsApp and print a statement of account.

Loyalty points

Customers earn points on every bill and spend them at the counter. Their balance shows the moment you add them to a sale.

Hold bills

Park a bill, serve the next customer, and pick it up exactly where you left off.

Tables, kitchen and waiter app

Lay out your floor by area, take sizes, add-ons and notes, send tickets to a kitchen display, and let waiters order at the table from their phones.

Sell by weight

Read a scale from the browser, type the weight or scan label-scale barcodes. Loose items are priced by weight and their stock is kept in kilos, grams or litres.

Recipes and ingredient stock

Selling a dish takes its ingredients out of stock, so you know what is running low before service.

Purchase orders

Order from your suppliers and receive the stock straight into inventory, with the cost on every line.

Day-end reports

Takings by payment type, tax, best sellers, staff and ingredients used — ready when you close.

Keeps selling offline

If the connection drops, the register keeps ringing up sales from its saved catalogue and syncs each one exactly once when you are back online.

For stores in India

GST, UPI and online orders, built in

With Quick billing in India, the register handles the paperwork and payments Indian counters run on — and keeps all of it in the same ledger as your storefront.

GST tax invoices

Consecutive invoice numbers for each financial year, HSN codes, CGST and SGST or IGST worked out per line, and your customer's GSTIN on B2B bills.

e-invoice and e-way bill

Generate the IRN with its signed QR, and the e-way bill, from the order using your IRP credentials — and cancel the IRN if a bill is voided.

GSTR-1 in one click

Download the month's GSTR-1 as portal-ready JSON — B2B, B2C, HSN summary and document series — plus CSV files for your accountant.

UPI that confirms itself

Show a UPI QR for the exact amount. With Razorpay connected, the sale completes the moment the payment lands — no screenshots to check.

Zomato and Swiggy orders

Online orders arrive on the register through UrbanPiper. Accept with a prep time, print the kitchen ticket, then mark them ready and dispatched.

Bills on WhatsApp

Send the bill as a WhatsApp link instead of paper, with the GST breakup and the e-invoice QR on it.

Inventory

Keep inventory and customers in sync

Track stock across every location in one place, and plug the IMS or OMS you already run into it rather than replacing them. What sells at the counter comes off the storefront immediately.

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Field tee · M / Sand

Sold at the counter−1
High Street17 left
Online storefront17 left
Synced just now

Customers

Connect with your customers

Know who is in front of you and what they bought last time, whether that was here or online — and turn it into the kind of service that brings them back.

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A man handing a paper bag to a customer

At the counter

Priya Raman · 14 visits
Last bought · onlineMonstera, 12cm
Lifetime spend$2,480

Frequently asked questions

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