Point of sale: touch register, tables and cash-up in the same system as your inventory
Sell at the counter with a touch-screen register, sellers who identify themselves with a PIN and, if your business needs it, a floor plan of tables or stations. Every sale updates your inventory, and the register closes with a cash-up by payment method.
A register that does not talk to your inventory means reconciling everything by hand
When the register lives apart, stock updates late, the cash count happens in a spreadsheet and nobody knows who sold what. Remotjob brings register, inventory, payment methods and reports into one place, and keeps selling even when the connection drops.
From opening the shift to closing the register, in six steps
A day of sales from start to finish, without leaving the platform.
1
Open the register
Choose the point of sale, enter the starting cash and open the session. Each cashier has their own session, or several share a single one if you turn on the shared register.
2
Sell on a touch screen
Search products, use the barcode reader or the camera, pick variants and build the cart with large buttons and a numeric keypad. Each seller signs in with a PIN.
3
Serve tables or stations
If you turn on the floor plan, open a tab per table, chair, box or room. You can move it to another station, split it and charge one part while the rest stays open.
4
Take split payments
Combine cash and other payment methods in the same sale. The system calculates the change and records how much really came in through each method.
5
Hand over the receipt
Print the receipt in 80 mm format, save it as a PDF or email it. If your customer asks for an invoice, you can generate it afterwards from the same receipt.
6
Close with a cash-up
Count what is in the register for each payment method and Remotjob shows what was expected, what was counted and the difference, with the shift’s sales, returns and discounts.
What is included
Touch-screen register
Full-screen layout with large buttons, categories, search and a barcode reader. It locks with a padlock or on its own after a few idle minutes, and another seller unlocks it with their PIN.
Sellers with PINs
Each seller has a 4 to 6 digit PIN, stored encrypted. Every sale is signed by whoever made it, and a manager authorizes discounts above the limit with their PIN.
Table and station floor plan
Draw floors or rooms and place tables, chairs, rooms or boxes. Each station shows whether it is free or busy, the running total and how long it has been open. Open tabs are visible to every device at the point.
Offline sales
If the internet drops, you keep selling with the last saved catalog. Sales wait on the device and are sent automatically when the connection returns, without duplicates. Opening and closing the register do require a connection.
80 mm receipt
A receipt with the series and numbering of your point of sale, ready to print on an 80 mm roll, save as a PDF or email, with sending limits to keep it secure.
Returns and discounts under control
Full or partial returns, never for more than was sold. Discounts have a cap per point, and price changes and larger discounts require management permission.
Inventory up to date, linked to Store and Procurement
Every sale deducts stock at your point’s location and every return puts it back. The module links with Inventory, Store and Procurement, and if an offline sale leaves a shortfall, it is flagged to be regularized.
Reports and AI closing summary
Sales by period, payment method, product, cashier and session, always by currency. At closing, the AI writes the shift’s anomalies in plain language and uses AI credits. What the register records becomes knowledge that Company Brain (for management) and People Chat (for the team, by role) return as answers to decide with.
Process map
The module comes with its process map: what the team does, what the system does and what the AI does at each stage of the sale, from opening the register to the cash-up.
Money and stock under control
The register handles cash and merchandise, so every action leaves a trace and each person sees only what concerns them.
Role-based permissions: cashiers open their register, sell and process returns; only managers configure points, change prices and close other people’s registers.
Each organization sees only its own sales, registers and receipts.
Every receipt is numbered with no gaps or duplicates, and retrying a sale never records it twice.
Full traceability: every sale, return, and cash in or out is tied to the person responsible.
After several wrong PIN attempts, unlocking is paused for a few minutes.
A person reviews the AI closing summary; the AI writes up the anomalies but never changes a figure.
What it is and what it is not
The register’s receipt is an internal Remotjob receipt. It is not an electronic tax receipt: the tax document is still issued in your company’s tax system.
Open tabs by table or station, and opening or closing the register, require a connection. A plain sale does work offline.
Returns through electronic payment methods are recorded in the system, but are not refunded to the payment method automatically: you complete that step outside.
It does not yet include a kitchen display or orders placed by customers from their phones.
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Point of sale, explained in a short video
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English narration with Spanish subtitles.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I keep selling if the internet goes down?
Yes. The register keeps the last catalog and holds each sale on the device until the connection returns; then they are sent automatically, without duplicates. Opening and closing the register do need a connection.
Does it work for a restaurant or for other industries?
For both. The floor plan is generic: you can call stations tables, chairs, rooms, boxes or stations depending on your business, and turn it on only at the points that need it.
Is the receipt an electronic tax receipt?
No. It is an internal Remotjob receipt in 80 mm format. The tax document is still issued in your company’s tax system, and from the receipt you can generate an internal invoice in the commercial cycle.
How do I know the register balances?
At closing you count what is there for each payment method and Remotjob compares it with what was expected: net payments, starting cash and cash in and out. It shows you the difference and the shift summary.
Does each seller need their own user account?
No. The device stays signed in as the person with permission to sell, and each seller identifies themselves with a 4 to 6 digit PIN. Every sale is signed with their name.
Charge at the counter and keep stock up to date
Tell us how you sell, at the counter, at tables or both; we will show you what your register would look like inside Remotjob.
