Eight live stores · safe seeded data
Choose the store closest to yours. Every profile opens the actual LiftedPOS product with its own catalog, customers, staff, stock, sales history, and a short operator mission—so you can judge the workflow instead of imagining it.
Choose the closest operating model
Each business is fictional and clearly marked as a demo. The workflows, screens, pricing boundaries, and product behavior are grounded in LiftedPOS.
Retail stores
4 live profiles
Run 21+ checkout, exact variants, rewards, purchasing, live stock, and a two-store transfer.
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Build a fast mixed basket across drinks, snacks, pantry goods, personal care, and restricted counter items.
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Find exact size-and-color SKUs, inspect seasonal stock, follow customer history, and test a return.
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Try a 21+ bottle-and-pack sale, partial receiving, low-stock replenishment, customers, and rewards.
Launch this seeded store →Hospitality
2 live profiles
Open a table, add modifiers, route the ticket to the kitchen, inspect staff-reviewed QR work, and close out.
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Follow an open check into cocktails, draft pours, bottle counts, kitchen tickets, tips, and variance review.
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2 live profiles
Move from the staff-managed calendar into client context, services, retail add-ons, tips, and checkout.
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See counter service, add-ins, packaged retail, pickup work, loyalty, inventory, and reporting together.
Launch this seeded store →Guided product tour
Use this five-stop route to enter the live demos with a question at each screen. Every stop uses a current LiftedPOS product capture and opens the matching seeded tenant.
01 · Dashboard
Read the store before changing it. The dashboard connects current sales, transaction pace, low-stock pressure, recent orders, and location context.
02 · Register
Search or scan, attach a customer, adjust quantities, apply the allowed discount, and compare cash and card paths before completing a simulated sale. Test split tender only when that option is included in the merchant's payment setup.
03 · Inventory & purchasing
A useful demo does not stop at the receipt. Trace the product, stock, customer history, employee attribution, and report created by the transaction.
04 · Kitchen display
Restaurant evaluation should follow the check from the floor and register into station-aware kitchen tickets, timing pressure, status changes, and expo.
05 · Appointments
Service businesses can test staff assignment, duration, overlap protection, booking status, customer context, and the move from appointment to payment.
Start at the dashboard, build a representative cart, attach a customer, and finish a simulated sale. Then follow the transaction into stock, rewards, employee attribution, drawer activity, and reports. Hospitality buyers can carry a check into the kitchen or bar. Service buyers can move from the staff-managed calendar into checkout.
Use the exact-size apparel SKU, the low bottle count, the partial supplier delivery, the restricted item, the modifier-heavy ticket, or the appointment with a retail add-on. LiftedPOS is easier to evaluate when the example resembles the work your staff already knows.
Tell us your locations, station count, products or menu, employee roles, hardware, payment setup, and the exceptions you need to prove. We’ll use that context to shape the next sales conversation and onboarding scope.
Discuss your setupBring us the locations, stations, hardware, payments, data, and team that need to make it real.