Product capabilities

One POS. The operation behind it.

LiftedPOS follows the work after checkout. A sale can update inventory, customer history, loyalty, employee reporting, and the owner dashboard while purchasing, transfers, online orders, schedules, and vertical workflows stay in the same system.

Checkout that keeps context

Search products, scan barcodes, work with variants and modifiers, apply discounts and tax, attach a customer, and take card, cash, split tender, tips, or preauthorization. Transaction history, receipts, refunds, void controls, and a customer-facing display keep the payment and the record connected.

Inventory that can move

Track stock and low-stock pressure, manage suppliers and purchase orders, receive goods, transfer inventory between locations, and support shipping or fulfillment. Product types, variants, and recipe or component inventory give operators a catalog that reflects what they actually sell.

Customers, people, and channels

Customer profiles, purchase history, loyalty and rewards sit beside employee roles, permissions, schedules, and team chat. Online orders, storefront workflows, subscriptions where configured, and multi-location reporting extend the same operating record beyond the counter.

What to verify in a demo

Use the actual workflow, inspect the resulting record, and ask how the behavior is configured for your locations. Availability can depend on enabled modules, hardware, and payment setup.

Move from the feature to the operation

LiftedPOS is designed so this capability does not sit alone. It shares customer, employee, product, location, transaction, and reporting context with the rest of the system. That is the difference between checking a feature box and removing a handoff from the day.

See the whole operation move.

Open a real demo store, ring a sale, and follow what changes.

Run the live demo