A convenience store POS built for the counter and the stockroom.

Move the line without losing item detail

Search the catalog, scan UPC barcodes, navigate categories, assign a customer, and complete card, cash, or split-tender sales from a focused register. Products can retain SKU, UPC, brand, category, cost, price, tax, image, and variant detail, so counter speed does not require a flattened catalog.

Turn stock pressure into a purchasing workflow

Low-stock visibility points the operator toward items that need attention. Suppliers, purchase orders, full or partial receiving, product cost, status history, and multi-location transfers keep restocking connected to the same item record used at checkout.

Put restricted-product procedure inside checkout

Products can carry an 18+ or 21+ rule. When a restricted item enters the cart, LiftedPOS requires the cashier to inspect physical identification and enter the date of birth before the sale completes. The browser computes the age decision, and the workflow retains the outcome rather than the entered DOB. This is a cashier-controlled age gate, not automatic ID scanning or a guarantee of legal compliance.

Connect regular customers and accountable staff

Customer profiles, transaction history, loyalty, and rewards support repeat business. Employee roles, permissions, schedules, time clock, refund controls, and audit records help managers assign responsibility while dashboard and reporting views show sales, products, payments, and locations.

Support prepared food when that is part of the store

For a convenience store with a food counter, configured restaurant workflows can add modifiers, recipes, kitchen-display stations, tickets, and online-order handling. Those modules should be demonstrated against the actual menu and service model before rollout.

Know what is outside the current claim

LiftedPOS does not currently advertise fuel-pump control, lottery integration, EBT or SNAP tender, scale integration, automatic ID scanning, or tobacco scan-data certification. Merchants remain responsible for restricted-sale policy, employee training, acceptable identification, and jurisdiction-specific requirements.

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.