Pooled or by person, by the hour, in the payout. No envelope math at close.
Herdware · Point of sale
A counter that fits in your hand. The line keeps moving.
Take orders, take payment and send the receipt from one handheld, at the counter, the window or the market table. Every sale lands in the same system.
Tap, pay, gone. Next.
Cards, phones and watches in a tap. The receipt goes by text, the ticket goes to the kitchen and the money goes to you that moment.
One sale at the window
Three taps. About eight seconds.
Tap each step to see the screen your crew sees.
3 × Al pastor$12.00
1 × Birria$5.00
1 × Horchata$4.00
Total$21.00
No signal at the fairgrounds
Still selling. It all catches up.
The handheld keeps taking cards with no signal and sends every sale the moment it finds one. At close, the day adds itself up.
Every sale waited on the device, then went through in order. Nothing to redo and nothing lost.
Busiest at 1 pm. Birria sold out at 2:40, so Trail moved tomorrow's prep up by a third.
On its own
The counter runs itself. You run the grill.
Each order goes to the kitchen screen or printer the second it's paid.
Change a price once and the handheld, the website and online orders all match.
When the birria runs out, it greys out at the window and online. Same shelf as Pack.
By item, by seat or evenly, each on its own card.
Sales, tips and cash counted, and a summary by text before you're home.
The trail of one order
A line becomes a regular here.
- 1StableThey find tonight's spot.
- 2HerdwareThey pay at the window.
- 3PaymentsPaid out that moment.
- 4PostReady by text, then a thank you.
- 5TrailPrep, stock and the books.
The ready text, the receipt and next week's location, in the truck's own voice.
Walk on to PostBring the line. We'll set up the counter.
Tell us how you sell, at a counter, a window or a folding table. Your pack sets up the menu, the payments and the handheld around it.
Join the pack