Business types
Choose the business type that most closely matches how you sell. Each guide explains relevant workflows without forcing every operator into the same setup.
Flexible starting point
Start checkout on the device many teams already know.
Use the iPad camera for barcode capture at the counter.
Use digital receipts first, then add paper when it suits the workflow.
Catalog, checkout, inventory, customers, and reporting for stores that sell physical products.
Scan a saved ISBN barcode or search your book catalog. Add a customer when requested and reward eligible purchases with your configured loyalty program. Tillr does not look up or fill in book details from outside databases.
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Find the model your shopper chose and add a case, cable, or charger to the sale. Set up each model, storage, and color as a separate SKU; product variants are not grouped.
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Record deliveries against your purchase orders and review tracked stock. If an item comes back, process an eligible return against the original sale. Low-stock views do not place orders for you.
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Ring up beauty products and reward eligible repeat purchases. Give each shade, size, or formula a separate SKU; the option matrix does not create variants. For salon appointments, see our service-business pages.
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Sell yarn, paint, tools, and other craft supplies. Give each color, weight, or material its own SKU. Staff choose related products; Tillr does not recommend them automatically.
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Ring up the size and color your shopper chose. Set up each as a separate SKU; the option matrix does not create or group product variants. For a replacement, return the eligible item first, then make a new sale—not a combined exchange.
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Import and review your product catalog, prepare labels, and set up promotions. Tillr provides standard receipts, no separate gifting-specific receipt option. Label printing needs a supported printer and driver; check the printed result yourself.
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Ring up food, treats, and supplies, then reward eligible purchases from your regulars. Review tracked stock to see which everyday staples need attention.
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Sell shoes, clothing, and equipment with a separate SKU for each size or model. Product variants are not grouped. Your staff provide fitting advice; Tillr handles the items they select at checkout.
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Find plants and packaged supplies by barcode or catalog search. Each plant or pot size needs a separate SKU; variants are not grouped. Offline mobile checkout is cash-only and needs a previously cached catalog and open drawer. Cards require a connection.
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Find everyday items by barcode or favorites and apply offers that match your promotion rules. Completed sales update stock for inventory-tracked products.
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Sell toys, games, and collectibles with a separate SKU for each edition or option; variants are not grouped. Apply eligible rewards and handle returns against the original sale. Receipts are standard receipts, with no separate gifting-specific option.
View business guideMenus, modifiers, tips, order handoff, and reporting for restaurants and food businesses.
Manage menu items, counter orders, and online orders. Pass the details to the kitchen and review completed sales and tips. Online ordering and kitchen tools need setup for your location.
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Choose menu items and modifiers, take payment, and pass the details to your kitchen. Website orders can join the queue after online ordering and kitchen setup are ready.
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Manage tables, reservations, and open orders. Add menu items and modifiers, then take payment and tips. Confirm table and kitchen setup for your location before service.
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Take coffee and pastry orders, add configured milk choices or extras, and ring up the sale. Give regulars a reason to return with a loyalty program you set up for your cafe.
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Keep your compact menu ready and review sales from your device. Cards need a connection and a ready reader. Offline cash checkout is mobile-only and requires a cached catalog, signed-in staff, an active register, and a drawer opened while online.
View business guideScheduling, customer context, staff workflows, and checkout for appointment-led businesses.
Review the appointment, confirm the service, and add any products the client takes home. Staff select services and products at checkout; appointment details do not fill the cart automatically.
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Review appointments, select the services provided, and add products the client takes home. Staff build the checkout; booking details do not fill the cart automatically. Tips and follow-up need their own setup.
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Manage appointments and ring up cuts, products, and tips. Staff select the services at checkout; booking details do not fill the cart automatically. Confirm your scheduling setup rather than assuming chairs are assigned automatically.
View business guideA configurable starting point for uncommon catalogs and businesses operating more than one location.
Organize your own categories and import a supported CSV or XLSX catalog. Add staff, online selling, or linked Store Locations as needed. Unusual product types may need manual setup; Tillr does not cover every specialty.
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Share products and prices across linked Store Locations. Configure stock per location or as a shared pool, and give staff access by role. Owners can compare today’s revenue and transaction counts; payment details stay in each store’s reports.
View business guideUse the closest business guide as a starting point, or browse solutions organized around a specific job such as inventory, loyalty, or online sales.