Commerce infrastructure

Tillr is the operational core that connects your store.

Map payments, storefront, inventory, reporting, messaging, and hardware against the support matrix below. Verify the merchant's exact device, provider, and workflow before launch; a software path alone is not physical or provider-backed proof.

Commerce infrastructure map with small-business operators managing ecommerce, packages, and devices together

Commerce infrastructure

Map the tools your team needs to validate.

Review each payment, storefront, inventory, messaging, and hardware path against the merchant's actual setup before rollout.

How we integrate

Compatibility you can verify before rollout.

Tillr publishes the readiness boundary, then validates the merchant's actual workflow during setup. Code-complete, configured, and physically verified are not the same state.

Operational modules

See how each workflow connects into Tillr.

Each module covers a real workflow in your store. Status labels show what is available today and what we can connect during setup.

Merchant completing a customer interaction at the counter

Payments + Tillr Pay

Configured per merchant

Onboarding, payment location, assigned reader, device readiness, and a successfully recorded test sale must be verified for the merchant's payment path.

Merchant packing online orders for fulfillment

Online ordering + storefront

Available

Published storefronts can send browse, order, and pickup requests into Tillr's order workflow; channel setup and fulfillment still need merchant review.

Store team handling inventory and order operations

Inventory + product data

Available

Reviewed CSV/XLSX product imports, catalog tools, labels, and exports are available; third-party real-time catalog sync is not implied.

Business team reviewing online operations on a laptop

Analytics + reporting

Available

Transaction aggregation, operational dashboards, and export pipelines for real decisions.

Boutique merchant portrait in a retail shop

Email, SMS + marketing

Configured per merchant

Customer messaging lives in Tillr; provider-specific handoffs are validated before launch.

Retail apparel shop ready for in-store checkout

Hardware + peripherals

Configured per merchant

Supported scanners and printer paths still depend on the exact device, helper, connection, and workstation; payment terminals have separate readiness gates.

Compatibility matrix

Support level before you plan the rollout.

“Available” describes a current product path, not automatic compatibility with every device. Physical-device proof is required before a configured path is treated as live for a merchant.

Physical-device proof is required before a configured path is treated as live for a merchant.
Workflow or deviceSupport levelWhat to expect
Camera and keyboard-wedge barcode scanningAvailableAvailable in current iPhone/iPad checkout builds; Socket Mobile uses its configured feature path.
Receipt and label printingConfigured per merchantSupported Star/Epson receipt paths and Zebra, DYMO, or OS label-print paths still require the matching printer, helper, connection, and workstation setup.
Printer-driven cash drawersConfigured per merchantDrawer kick uses a connected supported receipt printer. Standalone USB drawers are not supported directly.
Customer email and SMS deliveryConfigured per merchantTillr provides the workflow; provider, sender, consent, and delivery configuration must be validated for the merchant.
Tillr Pay readers and Tap to PayConfigured per merchantSoftware paths exist, but activation, merchant approval, location and reader assignment, signed-device requirements, and hands-on card-present validation still apply.

How Tillr connects

Channels in. Core orchestrates. Integrations extend.

Tillr centralizes operations and remains the source of truth. External systems plug into workflows — they do not replace your operating layer.

Merchant packing online orders that connect storefront and store operations

Channels connected

The order path should feel like one business.

Online demand, back-office workflows, and store fulfillment stay tied to the same operational core.

Custom workflows

Flexible implementation for real store stacks.

Most POS systems overpromise integrations or hide limitations. Tillr positions practical paths: migration help, export support, and custom bridges when your operation needs them.

  • Nightly accounting export
  • Loyalty sync
  • Inventory reconciliation
  • Custom API bridge
Small-business team using ecommerce tools and preparing packages

Workflow support

Human operations, connected tools.

Tillr can bridge the practical jobs around orders, inventory, accounting exports, and partner systems.